SERVPRO of Mission Valley East Helps Restore Homes to Festive Condition

Why choose SERVPRO^® of Mission Valley East when you are searching for the right restoration company? Because as leaders in the restoration industry, we have helped restore homes for over 50 years.

Training, Experience, Commitment to Quality

We have our roots in cleaning up from hazardous wastes and after natural disasters. We have restored homes and other buildings to preloss conditions after chemical spills, earthquakes, fires, or trauma.

Whatever the cause of damage to your home, call SERVPRO of Mission Valley East to see how we can help.

Our number is 619-303-3599.

Emergency services are available all day, every day, even on weekends and holidays.

Team members can earn certificates as well as learn from hands-on experience.

The certifications come from a non-profit, internationally recognized organization: The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC).

The IIRC develops standards for the industries as well as for certifications. Team members can earn certificates in any of the following areas:

• Fire damage remediation
• Fire damage restoration
• Water damage remediation
• Structural drying
• Water damage restoration
• Upholstery cleaning
• Upholstery remediation and restoration
• Cleaning of textile flooring coverings
• Installation & inspection of textile floor coverings
• Maintenance and restoration of stone
• Mold remediation
• Trauma & crime scene, biological & infection hazard cleanup

Technicians also:

• Repaint
• Repair or reinstall roof shingles
• Replace tiles
• Replace carpet, other flooring
• Clean furniture
• Clean and disinfect entire structure
• Clean and disinfect belongings
• Remove odors
• Work directly with most insurance companies

If you don’t see the services you need, just ask us. We have a wide range of things we can do to make your house a home again.

Time for Trivia: Things You Never Knew You Needed to Know

• “that” vs. “which”

Use “that” for information necessary to understand the sentence, and “which” for information that is not necessary for readers. “Which” phrases should be surrounded by commas. FDR’s famous sentence should have been written this way:

December 7, 1941, a day that shall live in infamy…

Here’s a good example of the correct use of “which”

SERVPRO of Mission Valley East, which is locally owned and operated, wishes all the best for its neighbors in Southern California.

2) Idioms with the word “home”

The lights are on, but nobody’s home An expression that makes a person analogous to an empty house with lights on, a person who is awake and alert, but dimwitted (the lights may be bright, but the person is not)

Go big or go home      Put in a big effort, or just don’t try all. Our favorite variant is lie big or go home; if you’re 5’9”, don’t bother telling people you’re 5’10. Tell people you’re 6’4” – or just don’t bother saying anything.

At home “Jack and Jane feel at home fixing airplanes” means “Jack and Jane feel comfortable fixing airplanes.”

Call SERVPRO of Mission Valley East at 619-303-3599

We’re waiting to help you.