SERVPRO of Mobile County

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Commercial kitchens move fast, and unfortunately, so can fire.

Our SERVPRO of Mobile County team recently responded to a commercial fire that started in the kitchen due to a lightening strike and affected the surrounding space with fire, smoke, soot and water damage.

Once the fire department clears the scene, the restoration process begins. Our crews work quickly to remove damaged materials, clean affected areas and help businesses take the first steps toward reopening.

When fire interrupts business, SERVPRO of Mobile County is ready to help make it “Like it never even happened.”

08/21/2026

A leaking sink can quickly turn into a much larger problem for a business.

Our SERVPRO of Mobile County team responded to this commercial water loss after water spread into several areas of the office. Drying equipment was placed throughout the affected rooms to begin removing moisture as quickly as possible and help prevent additional damage.

For a business, quick response matters. The faster the water is addressed and the drying process begins, the better the opportunity to protect the property, limit disruption and keep the business operating.

When water interrupts the workday, SERVPRO of Mobile County is ready to respond.

08/21/2026

Tonight is the final Friday at the Firehouse of Summer 2026 with Mobile Fire-Rescue Department!

We hope everyone who joined us this summer has enjoyed making lasting family memories, meeting local firefighters, and spending time together at the firehouses each week.

A huge thank you to Mobile Fire-Rescue Department for opening their firehouse doors to the community, and a special thank you to Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED, Inc., Mobile and Chick-fil-A Airport Blvd (AL) for providing refreshments and gift cards throughout the series.

SERVPRO of Mobile County is honored to have been part of such a special summer tradition, and we are already looking forward to future summers at the firehouses.

Thank you, Mobile, for helping make Friday at the Firehouse such a success.

Join us tonight for one final evening of summer fun!

Join us this evening for the final Friday at the Firehouse of Summer 2026!

It’s been a fun-filled time each week, and we have loved reigniting this series and new tradition. Thank you, Mobile, for helping to make Friday at the Firehouse a success. We couldn’t do it without you and the support of our community partners and sponsors at SERVPRO of Mobile County!

08/20/2026

Only a few hours left at the Mobile Chamber Expo!

Stop by and visit SERVPRO of Mobile County at Booth 9 to learn how we can help your business prepare for the unexpected from water and fire damage to storm recovery and emergency response planning.

And while you’re there, be sure to say hello to Sherri Servpro, a proud Mobile Chamber Ambassador!

We’d love to see you before the Expo wraps up! Thank you to Mobile Chamber for putting on an outstanding event!

08/20/2026

Best of luck to Mobile Fire-Rescue Department’s Captain Jennifer Nelson and Firemedic Amber Dean as they compete in the Firefighter Challenge Championship Series this weekend in Deerfield Beach, Florida! 🔥💪

Mobilians, let’s cheer them on!

📅 August 20–22
🎥 Watch live: https://www.youtube.com//streams
🏁 Race orders & results: https://my.raceresult.com/413799/participants

Good luck, ladies!

Help us wish safe travels and great luck to MFRD’s-own Captain JenniferNelson and Firemedic Amber Dean, as they compete this weekend in the Firefighter Challenge Championship Series in Deerfield Beach, Florida!

Don't Miss a Moment of the Action August 20-22:

Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com//streams

Schedule: Thursday (8am to 3:30pm+/-); Friday 8am to 3pm+/-) and Saturday 8:00am to Noon+/-)

View Race Orders, Results and More: https://my.raceresult.com/413799/participants

08/20/2026

While wildfires may not be a common concern in our area, smoke and soot damage are important considerations for any homeowner affected by a fire.

As noted in a recent Forbes article, smoke damage often extends beyond what is visible or immediately detectable. Residue can settle on surfaces, belongings, and HVAC systems, potentially causing lingering odors and further damage over time. (Forbes)

This can be true after any residential or commercial fire. After the flames are out, there can still be important cleanup and restoration work ahead.

It is a good reminder that fire damage restoration is not only about what was burned. It is also about addressing the smoke, soot, and residue left behind.

A helpful read for homeowners: “Wildfire Smoke Damage Issues Affect Homeownership Risks And Costs” from Forbes.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiegold/2026/08/18/wildfire-smoke-damage-issues-affect-homeownership-risks-and-costs/

SERVPRO CEO John Sooker was recently featured in Forbes, sharing insights into the complex cleanup challenges and specialized expertise needed to help homeowners recover after fire damage.

As wildfires continue to impact communities across the U.S., professional restoration services play an important role in helping homeowners navigate the road to recovery.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3U5nUPt

08/19/2026

💚 We’re set up and ready to go at the Mobile Chamber Business Expo!

The SERVPRO green is hard to miss!

Our team at SERVPRO of Mobile County is excited to spend the day tomorrow connecting with local business owners, community partners, and members of Mobile Chamber.

When you arrive tomorrow, stop by and say hello! We’d love to meet you, talk about your business, and share how our team helps local companies prepare for and recover from water, fire, mold, storm, and other unexpected property damage.

For us, being part of the Mobile business community means building relationships before you ever need us.

Come find the green truck. 🚛💚

08/19/2026

Mobile Fire-Rescue Department