Property Recovery 911 was contacted by the homeowner for sewage clean up caused by new a waste line that was improperly installed.
After the necessary repairs to the waste line was completed, the sewage clean up started with the removal and proper disposal of all of the building materials that came into contact with the raw sewage spill. This included cutting away carpet, carpet pad, and drywall.
Received the call at 2:30am, break in at T-Mobile store in NE Philadelphia. Arrived on site at 3:30am, cleaned out glass and secured location using the no damage tension board up method.
Sump pump failure coupled with torrential rainfall and the result is a severely flooded basement. Property Recovery 911 was on location fast and did the water remediation, debris removal and structural drying.
An automobile crashedd into the USPS at 31st and Chestnut in Center City Philadelphia. Property Recovery 911 was on the scene within 1 hour of being contacted and made the area safe until permanent repairs.
Previously a 7-11 convenience store, this commercial property on 6401 Frankford Ave. in NE Philadelphia lost a plate glass window to vandals. Our colleagues from the JD Glass company removed the unbroken inner pane and Property Recovery 911 technicians used the tension method to create a secure environment with no damage to the surrounding frame.