Storm Damage Photo Gallery

A river is shown during a flash flood.

Mojave River Flood Closes Rock Springs Road Near Hesperia?

Our Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms, Victorville teams are Here to Help ® when your Hesperia home or commercial business has flood damage. Call us today at 760-244-2566. Learn more.

A dust storm is shown.

Dust Storm Blows Through Victorville?

Our Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms, Victorville teams are Here to Help ® when your Victorville home or commercial business has wind damage. Call us today at 760-244-2566. Learn more.

Rain falls outside a window during a summer storm.

Damaged Rain Gutters Cause of Roof Leaks in Hesperia Home?

We restore storm damage 24 hours a day in San Bernardino County. 

Thunderclouds fill the sky.

Thunderstorm Safety Tips for Newberry Springs Residents?

We are leaders in storm damage restoration services in San Bernardino County.

A person loses their umbrella during a wind gust.

Home in Ridgecrest Damaged During Recent High Wind Event?

When a storm damages your property, fast action is required to minimize the chances of secondary damage. Our teams in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms, Victorville respond to storm damage emergencies 24 hours a day. Learn more. 

Thunderstorm clouds fill the sky.

Home in Barstow Damaged During Recent Thunderstorm?

When you have a storm damage emergency in your home or commercial business in Barstow, our local teams in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms, Victorville are Here to Help. ® Call us today at 760-244-2566. Learn more

A crack around a window is caulked to prevent wind damage.

FEMA Tips for Preparing for Severe Wind Events in Victorville?

Our team in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms, Victorville is trained and certified to restore storm damage in Victorville by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). Learn more.

A fence is down in a backyard.

Strong Winds Blow Fence Over in Helendale?

When your home or business in Helendale experiences damage from strong winds, we can help. Our team in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms responds to wind and storm damage emergencies 24 hours a day. Learn more.

A tree trunk has split and part of the tree has fallen over a fence.

Ridgecrest Relies on Our Fast 24-Hour Emergency Storm Response Team?

When the damage is extensive, we can supervise a full range of rebuilding services and manage the restoration from start to finish. This gives our Ridgecrest customers peace of mind knowing they have one company responsible for the entire project. Learn more.

Rainwater drips from a roof on a stormy day.

Recent Rain Storm Causes Water Intrusion in Hinkley Home?

Our local teams in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms are trained and certified to restore storm damage by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification. Learn more.

A faucet is left dripping to prevent frozen pipes.

How Can I Keep My Pipes From Freezing in Hesperia?

Winter temperatures can drop below freezing in Hesperia, and if they remain below freezing for more than one day, the chances of having a frozen or burst pipe increase. Learn more.

A storm-damaged roof is tarped to prevent secondary damage.

Emergency Storm Damage Response Team in Hesperia?

When you suffer roof damage in the middle of the night in Hesperia, you can count on our storm damage professionals in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms to mitigate the damage 24 hours a day. Learn more.

A person covers his dog's ears so he can't hear loud storm noise outside.

Tips for Calming Your Pet During a Severe Storm in China Lake?

Some pets get very anxious during severe weather. Here are some tips from the American Kennel Club for calming your pets during bad weather. Learn more.

Emergency lighting and supplies sit on a table.

High Winds Cause Power Outage in Barstow?

Do you know what to do in the event of a power outage? Our teams in Hesperia/Apple Valley and Barstow/Twentynine Palms offer these helpful tips from our blog.

Two SERVPRO technicians lay out plastic sheeting to catch drywall debris

Just in case

SERVPRO of Hesperia/Apple Valley and SERVPRO of Barstow/Twentynine Palms water technicians Kris and John prepare the carpet below a ruptured ceiling caused by excessive moisture buildup. Laying out this plastic sheeting (referred to as “poly”) ensures that any debris or excess dust caused from demolishing drywall doesn’t spread or permanently damage the carpet. Respirators are necessary when dealing with drywall to ensure the dust and particulates are not inhaled.

A ceiling damaged by intense rainstorms

Rain, rain, go away

This home near Hesperia, CA experienced an ongoing slow leak in the roof above a guest bedroom. After an unknown length of time, enough water had settled into wood and insulation above this window to cause it to finally rupture and cascade water onto the floor below.

Two male technicians checking ceiling

Moisture Meter testing

Two SERVPRO of Hesperia / Apple Valley / Barstow / Twentynine Palms technicians checking a ceiling with a moisture meter. This Apple Valley, CA home experienced a roof leak during a major rain storm. The primary function of this step is to evaluate the degree of saturation in an affected area before proceeding with either equipment placement or removal of affected material to allow for optimum air flow.

Containment duct removed

Containment without the Duct chanel

One of the last steps our technicians do while dehumidifying a ceiling or attic space is to remove the duct and continue to monitor to ensure the affected area has fully dried. 

Containment

Containment Duct to Remove Water

The water technicians at SERVPRO of Hesperia / Apple Valley / Barstow / Twentynine Palms constructed a containment duct to pull water from a ceiling at a storm loss in Hesperia, CA. The roof above this area experienced a leak from heavy rains battering the area.

Blue Roof Tarp

Roof Tarp during Storm

The front of a Hesperia, CA home that was damaged during multiple consecutive heavy rainstorms. The home recently had solar panels installed and the rainwater entered through holes from the equipment used to mount the solar panels and leaked into the room below.