SERVPRO of Mobile County

10/14/2026

SERVPRO of Mobile County was proud to sponsor Monday’s State of the City & County Breakfast in Semmes! We enjoyed connecting with local businesses and community leaders and hearing updates from Mobile County Commissioner Connie Hudson and Semmes Mayor Brandon Van Hook.

Congratulations to Contributor of the Year recipients Lt. Tyler Pridgen and Jeffrey McKee, Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Connie Hudson, October Business of the Month Century Bank, and First Responder of the Month Corporal Blake Bosarge!

Thank you to everyone who helped bring this community event together!

10/14/2026

SERVPRO of Mobile County is looking forward to attending PEP’s 26th Industrial Reverse Trade Show tomorrow at Fort Whiting!

This annual event brings together decision-makers from more than 45 leading companies and organizations across manufacturing, shipbuilding, healthcare, engineering, construction, and other key industries throughout our region.

Events like this provide a valuable opportunity to connect with local business leaders, build relationships, and gain a better understanding of the industries and organizations that drive economic growth along the Gulf Coast.

We appreciate Partners for Environmental Progress (PEP) for bringing our business community together and look forward to connecting with everyone tomorrow!

📍 Fort Whiting Auditorium | Mobile, AL
📅 Thursday, October 15 | 1:00–4:00 PM

Learn more: https://pepmobile.org/events/reverse-trade-show/

10/11/2026

Water damage after Hurricane Isaias? Don’t wait to address it!

Water intrusion can affect more than what’s visible, potentially damaging building materials, equipment and critical business operations.

A timely professional assessment can help determine the extent of the damage and identify the next steps toward recovery.

SERVPRO of Mobile County is ready to assist commercial properties with emergency water extraction, structural drying and water damage restoration.

📲 Call 251-343-0534 for help with commercial water damage.

10/09/2026

As Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast, our thoughts are with everyone across Mobile County and our neighboring coastal communities.

With dangerous winds, heavy rainfall, storm surge, and flooding threatening our area, the safety of your family, employees, and neighbors comes first. Please follow local emergency guidance and remain in a safe location until conditions improve.

Once the storm passes, the damage left behind can be overwhelming. Roof leaks, wind driven rain, standing water, and flooding can quickly turn into bigger problems for homes and businesses.

That's where our team comes in.

At SERVPRO of Mobile County, we're prepared to help our community with:

✅ Emergency water extraction

✅ Structural drying and dehumidification

✅ Storm damage cleanup and mitigation

✅ Residential and commercial water damage

✅ Emergency response services

Our team understands what our Gulf Coast communities face during hurricane season, and we're committed to being here when we're needed most.

PREPARED TO RESPOND. READY TO MITIGATE.

📞 SERVPRO of Mobile County | (251) 343-0534

Available 24/7 for emergency service requests. Crews will respond when conditions are safe.

Stay safe, Mobile. We're here for our community.

10/09/2026

Here are the latest updates from Mobile County Emergency Management Agency.

10/09/2026

🌀 Storm Preparedness: Helpful Resources All in One Place!

As our community prepares for potential storm impacts, having reliable information and resources readily available can make a big difference.

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce has put together a Business & Community Resource Guide with important phone numbers, websites, emergency information, and helpful resources for both families and businesses.

📲 We encourage everyone to save this guide and share it with coworkers, family, friends, and neighbors.

Thank you to the Mobile Chamber for bringing these valuable resources together to help our community stay informed and prepared!

SERVPRO of Mobile County is proud to be part of a community that looks out for one another. 💚🧡

Storm resources, all in one place. 📲

The Mobile Chamber’s Business & Community Resource Guide brings together helpful phone numbers, websites, apps and resources for your family and your business—including business support you may not find on other community resource lists.

Save the link now so it’s easy to find when you need it, and share it with your employees, friends and neighbors.

🔗 https://thebusinessview.com/hurricane-isaias-business-community-resource-guide/

10/08/2026

With Hurricane Isaias approaching the Gulf Coast, now is the time for Mobile County residents and businesses to finish preparing. Make it a priority to have your storm preparations completed by Friday morning, October 9.

We’ve weathered hurricanes before, but every storm brings its own challenges. Sometimes, it's the little things we overlook that make the biggest difference when the power goes out or water enters our homes.

Here are a few important reminders beyond stocking up on water and batteries:

✅ Take photos of your property. Document the inside and outside of your home or business, including valuable belongings, equipment, and vehicles. These photos can be helpful if you need to file an insurance claim.

✅ Check your gutters and drainage. Clear leaves and debris from gutters, downspouts, and drainage areas to help rainwater flow away from your property.

✅ Secure outdoor items. Patio furniture, trash cans, grills, signs, and other loose objects can become dangerous in high winds.

✅ Protect important documents. Keep insurance policies, identification, and other important paperwork in waterproof containers. Save digital copies when possible.

✅ Prepare for power outages. Charge your phones and backup batteries, do your laundry, stock up on nonperishable food, and make sure you have enough necessary medications.

✅ Check your generator. Make sure it is working properly and NEVER operate it indoors or near windows and doors. Keep portable generators at least 20 feet from your home.

✅ Know your flood risks. If your home or business is in an area prone to flooding or storm surge, review your evacuation plan and follow local officials' instructions.

✅ Check on your neighbors. Elderly residents, those living alone, and families with special needs may need extra assistance preparing.

One of the most important things to remember is to prepare for the possibility of being without electricity, water, or immediate emergency assistance for several days.

At SERVPRO of Mobile County, we know firsthand how quickly wind and water damage can impact a property. Taking a few extra precautions today can help protect your family, employees, and property when severe weather arrives.

Our team is preparing as well, so we can respond to storm damage when conditions are safe.

📞 SERVPRO of Mobile County | 251-343-0534

Stay safe, Mobile County. Look out for one another, follow local weather updates, and don't wait until the last minute to prepare.
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

10/08/2026

A few photos from our sales team at yesterday’s SouthWest Mobile County Chamber of Commerce luncheon! 📸

Our SERVPRO of Mobile County team enjoyed catching up with local business partners and meeting fellow chamber members at Tillman’s Corner Community Center. The featured speaker was Stephanie Bryan, Tribal Chair and CEO of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.

Being part of this community means more than being there when disaster strikes. We love showing up, making connections, and supporting the businesses and people who make Mobile County home.

Thank you to the Chamber for bringing everyone together! 💚🧡

10/08/2026

🌀 Hurricane Prep Starts Now!
With the upcoming storm approaching, now is the time to take a few simple steps to help protect your home, family, and property.
Before the storm arrives, make sure you:

✅ Secure outdoor furniture and loose items.
✅ Charge phones and backup batteries.
✅ Stock up on water, nonperishable food, and medications.
✅ Review your family's emergency and evacuation plans.
✅ Take photos of your property and important belongings for insurance purposes.
✅ Keep important documents and emergency contacts easily accessible.

A little preparation now can make a big difference when severe weather strikes.
If your home or business experiences storm damage or water intrusion, SERVPRO of Mobile County is here to help!

-Call us at 251-343-0534 for storm damage cleanup and restoration services.
Stay prepared and stay safe, Mobile County