This was a review left by one of our great customers.

Sam, Roxanna, Mari & Leti were AWESOME! These young ladies were so kind, helpful and patient. They handled each and every item with such care and paid attention to every detail.
The entire process was so easy for us. I will use them again in the future for any other household jobs that we have.

This team of ladies are incredible!
Request them for your next job .. you will be happy you did!

Pictured here is our WRT Certified technician inspecting some cabinets that were located in a room that suffered a water loss. Our customer stated that he was able to shop vac all the water up before we arrived. Upon inspection we found elevated levels of moisture in several areas of drywall and the cabinets pictured.

Let the professionals at SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County come out and take a look at the loss even though you were able to extract the water yourself. Better safe than sorry when dealing with a water damage.

The Houston Area SERVPRO Annual Golf Tournament raised $3000 for the American Red Cross. Here is David Johnson, owner of SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County, and staff presenting a check to Stacy Allen, Director of Major Gifts Fund Development for the Texas Gulf Coast Region of the American Red Cross.

On Saturday, January 16th, 2016, SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County teamed up with the American Red Cross and the Richmond Fire Department to help distribute and install smoke detectors in low-income housing in parts of Richmond. Four teams installed a total of 134 smoke detectors in a 4 hour period. Pictured here are Red Cross volunteers, including SERVPRO team members Nicco Gutierrez and David Johnson. SERVPRO is a proud sponsor of the American Red Cross Ready Rating Program.

Pictured here is our owner David Johnson. He is teaching local agents about Mitigation Awareness. We offer free CE Classes once a month if you are need of hours. Give us a call today to request a schedule or to reserve your spot in an upcoming class!

Our owner David Johnson was recently featured on ABC news 13 in Houston, TX. The news segment covered Extreme Dirty Jobs, and David was featured on this news segment for his Biohazard cleanup services. David walked ABC news reporter Foti Kallergis through his method of cleaning up a biohazard scene, and also discussed other jobs he has done in the past.