2022 Hurricane Season Predicts Above Normal Activity

5/20/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Washington County is prepared to help manage major storm response in 2022.

The 2022 hurricane season is only a few days away and researchers at Colorado State University are predicting an above average Atlantic season with at least 19 named storms and 9 hurricanes. They also predict that at least 4 of the hurricanes will be a category 3 or higher storm. Our SERVPRO Franchises cover some of the most vulnerable coastlines in New York & New England and we have worked through and helped to restore property after all the major storms to come into our territories in the last decade-plus making us one of the most experienced storm management restoration teams in the country. Our services have even been called into action to help in restoration efforts beyond our home territories in areas such as Houston, Florida & in Louisiana after major storms left devastating damage.

How do we provide the best storm response management?

• We direct the response to your damage effectively and transparently, keeping you up to speed with constant communication and daily updates.
• We provide a labor-ready work force, ready to move quickly and work in multiple shifts (if needed) to provide the fastest and most efficient clean-up and restoration possible.
• We supply air-moving and dehumidification equipment and can scale up quickly, able to provide equipment for large commercial restoration projects spanning several properties at once.
• Once restoration is complete we are ale to quickly and accurately quote your reconstruction build. We provide an experienced and talented construction team backed by SERVPRO's guarantee for craftsmanship.

If you are in need of our services contact us anytime. We are available before, after and during a storm strike but we always recommend contacting us BEFORE so we can create your free ERP (Emergency Ready Profile). This allows us quick & easy access to information we deem pertinent about your property when a storm is imminent.