Graffitied Property? SERVPRO can help.

4/27/2023 (Permalink)

Contact SERVPRO of Lake of the Ozarks to restore your property after vandalism.

Having your commercial property vandalized can take a toll on your business and can be a stressful experience. Whether a window gets busted, or graffiti ends up on your property, SERVPRO® of Lake of the Ozarks can be there to clean and restore your commercial space. With our strive to be faster to any size disaster, and our 24/7 Emergency Services, you can count on SERVPRO to get your property back to its preloss condition. Cleaning up vandalism should be left to the professionals, so make sure to call SERVPRO if you experience it. Our SERVPRO team uses the following three common methods to remove graffiti from driveways, walkways, walls, stonework and more: 

• Scrubbing, using solvents and a wire brush 
• Pressure washing the affected area 
• Media blasting with sand or dry ice

SERVPRO Disinfections

4/27/2023 (Permalink)

According to the CDC, viruses can spread through respiratory droplet transmission, such as when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks and spreads the droplets to others. These droplets also contaminate surfaces including doorknobs, walls, countertops and more. Those who touch these surfaces are then susceptible to the viruses.  
For this reason, it is important to have your residential or commercial space cleaned and disinfected by SERVPRO of Lake of the Ozarks. With over 50 years of experience in viral pathogen cleaning strategies and procedures, you can trust SERVPRO to get your property clean. Our franchise family completed over 1,000 disinfectant jobs in 2020 and over 500 jobs in 2021. Our teams worked daily to bring a higher standard of cleanliness to local businesses and helped them to stay safe and open. With this experience, our teams are prepared to handle these jobs with preventative and confirmed-case disinfections. Using EPA-approved, hospital-grade cleaning solutions, SERVPRO adheres to CDC cleaning and decontamination standards, cleaning all touchpoints and surrounding surfaces.