Call our skilled crew if your Tampa home experiences a fire damage emergency. SERVPRO of West Tampa is standing by 24/7 to respond to your call. We're IICRC certified in fire restoration. We have the training, state-of-the-art equipment, and fire damage experience to restore your Tampa home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

Water damage in Tampa residential or commercial properties cannot always be seen with the naked eye. SERVPRO of West Tampa employs the use of the latest high-tech moisture detection devices to locate and measure moisture content within a variety of building materials. The use of these moisture detection meters allows for more precise remediation of water damage.

After demolition of severely mold-damaged buildings in the Tampa area, the job is not yet complete. Removing the non-salvageable building materials is complete, and after spraying an antimicrobial agent on all the raw, exposed lumber, an odor-encapsulating primer finishes of the mold remediation project. SERVPRO makes sure that the client receives the best and most complete service possible, every time.

Our SERVPRO technicians are busy at work cleaning this Pepsi bottling plant in Tampa. By utilizing a large crew and convenient scheduling, we did not disrupt normal operations at the facility. Management was pleased with the coordinated effort, and we will be back for future cleanings. You can always count on us.

Fire damage started with a grease fire in this Tampa, FL home. Grease fires are one of the leading causes of kitchen fires. It only takes several minutes of distraction to produce the conditions for a fire like the one shown.

We immediately responded to a service call from a property management company client that relies on our Faster To Any Size Disaster attitude for help. The flooding had subsided, but one unit was still under water until we used a truck-mounted water pump and heavy duty drying equipment to extract the water and moisture. The tenants were back home the next afternoon, "Like it never even happened."