Our team has made our way to Tampa, Florida and surrounding areas to help with Hurricane Helene aftermath. This is just one example of the disaster that Hurricane Helene left. 

We're working diligently to restore as many homes and commercial properties as possible. Our heart goes out to all those affected. 

Two weekends in a row, Youngstown and surrounding areas were hit with major wind storms that knocked out power and caused major damage to homes and businesses.

The SERVPRO Team Dobson construction department worked around the clock to provide roof tarping services like the one pictured here.

Should you experience storm damage this spring or summer, our crew is always Here to Help®!

SERVPRO storm team providing assistance to the victims of hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas.

We are really happy to have the opportunity to send our crews down to Houston and contribute as much as we can.

Our SERVPRO team did not come across any trouble with the weather on their journey to North Carolina until their arrival to the cities affected by Hurricane Mathew. Due to the flood water our crew was obligated to reroute their destination multiple times. The roads delayed the travel time for each job; a fifteen minute destination turned into a two hour trip. Most importantly our team was safe throughout the trip and enjoyed their time providing restoration services.

Andy and Katie were featured on WFMJ and interviewed about SERVPRO of East Mahoning County's experience in North Carolina with Hurricane Matthew. During the interview Andy and Katie discussed the services they were able to provide to the affected homes in North Carolina. 

We have a lot of acronyms here at SERVPRO of East Mahoning County, but one of the most important is FNOL or First Notice of Loss. If you experience a damage event, day or night, submit an online claim and we will be notified.

Does your family know what to do before, during and after a lightning storm? If there is less than 30 seconds between a flash of lightning and the sound of thunder, seek shelter. wati at least 30 minutes after the last clap of thunder before leaving! Be prepared for whatever happens!

Did you know that a crayon can be used as a candle in emergencies? If the power goes out and you don't have an alternate light source, try it out. Each crayon can burn brightly for about 30 min.

Disasters don't wait for regular business hours, and neither do we. At SERVPRO of East Mahoning County, we will answer your call live and provide restoration services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - including holidays.

Gum Lighter

If you do not have a way to light candles because there is no form of electricity or a lighter available, you can create a small fire with gum wrapper and a battery. Use the foil wrapper and a AA battery to create a flame. Tear the wrapper and let the foil touch the positive and negative battery terminals so the wrapper can catch fire.