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SERVPRO begins carpet removal at East Valley High School following roof leak

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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What happened

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Water from a rainstorm leaked through the roof of East Valley High School, damaging six rooms. After ceiling tiles were removed and water drained, the school began coordinating repairs. SERVPRO is scheduled to start tearing out carpet after ESD 101 completes air and asbestos testing.

From kxly.com

Why it matters

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The school is incurring significant repair costs following the water damage. SERVPRO is performing damage mitigation services under a contract with East Valley High School.

From kxly.com

Who's involved

  • East Valley High SchoolThe high school where the water damage occurred
  • SERVPROThe company contracted for cleanup and carpet removal services
  • Ryan ArnoldThe principal coordinating the response at East Valley High School

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • East Valley High SchoolSpeculative

    The school might incur higher repair costs due to the damage sustained from the roof leak.

  • SERVPROSpeculative

    SERVPRO could see increased revenue from the damage mitigation contract with the school.

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