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SERVPRO of Southern York County, 236 River Street, Springvale, ME (2026)

05/19/2026

SERVPRO of Southern York County is hiring Cleaning Technicians!

The Cleaning Technician is responsible for performing detailed cleaning services to meet the needs of residential and commercial clients. This includes fire and smoke damage cleanup, nicotine/tar removal, post-construction cleaning, and general deep cleaning services. By providing high-quality, consistent, and efficient work, our technicians represent the best in the cleaning and restoration industry.

Full-time position: Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (40 hours/week). Occasional extended hours, evenings, and weekends based on project needs. Travel is primarily local, with occasional out-of-area work.

Pay: $20–23/hour based on experience, with overtime opportunities.

Each SERVPRO® Franchise is Independently Owned and Operated.

APPLY HERE: https://servpro-southern-york-county.careerplug.com/jobs/3371615

04/22/2026

SERVPRO of Southern York County is hiring Cleaning Technicians!

The Cleaning Technician is responsible for performing detailed cleaning services to meet the needs of residential and commercial clients. This includes fire and smoke damage cleanup, nicotine/tar removal, post-construction cleaning, and general deep cleaning services. By providing high-quality, consistent, and efficient work, our technicians represent the best in the cleaning and restoration industry.

Benefits:
- Competitive compensation
- 401K matching
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Paid training
- Career progression
- Personal and professional development.. and more!

In this position, you will be making a difference each and every day by helping restore homes and businesses to a clean, safe, and livable condition. We are committed to making every space “Like it never even happened®!”

Key Responsibilities

- Perform detailed cleaning services including fire and smoke damage cleanup, soot removal, nicotine/tar cleaning, post-construction cleaning, and general residential/commercial cleaning
- Clean and restore surfaces such as walls, ceilings, floors, and contents impacted by smoke, odor, or construction debris
- Operate and maintain cleaning equipment such as HEPA vacuums, air scrubbers, and specialty cleaning tools
- Load, inventory, and maintain work vehicles with tools, equipment, and necessary supplies for each project
- Prepare rooms/areas for cleaning by setting up staging areas and ensuring proper containment when needed
- Effectively communicate job site conditions, safety hazards, and supply needs with supervisors
- Follow cleaning protocols and product usage guidelines to ensure safe and effective results
- Communicate with management and team members to maintain efficient workflows
- Perform end-of-day/job cleanup and leave worksites clean and orderly
- Continuously learn and develop skills in specialty cleaning techniques, products, and equipment
- Other tasks/duties as required

Position Requirements

- Valid driver’s license

Skills / Physical Demands / Competencies

- Ability to lift a minimum of 50 pounds regularly, occasionally up to 100 pounds with assistance
- Ability to climb ladders, work at ceiling heights, and work in tight spaces (e.g., crawl spaces, attics)
- Ability to perform repetitive physical tasks including pushing, pulling, lifting, and carrying
- Comfortable working with cleaning agents, chemicals, and odors (including smoke/nicotine)
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality work

Education and Experience Requirements

- High school diploma/GED preferred
- Experience in cleaning, janitorial services, restoration, or construction preferred
- IICRC certifications are a plus (but not required)
- Strong work ethic and reliability
- Strong communication skills

Schedule & Travel Requirements

Full-time position: Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (40 hours/week). Occasional extended hours, evenings, and weekends based on project needs. Travel is primarily local, with occasional out-of-area work.

Pay: $18–24/hour based on experience, with overtime opportunities

Each SERVPRO® Franchise is Independently Owned and Operated.

APPLY HERE: https://servpro-southern-york-county.careerplug.com/jobs/3371615

02/20/2026

💨 There’s a reason mitigation equipment is loud.

When water damage strikes, it’s tempting to think a box fan or regular household fan will do the trick. But drying a home after a leak or flood isn’t just about moving air — it’s about controlling moisture levels to prevent secondary damage and mold growth.

Professional air movers and dehumidifiers are designed to:
✅ Push air at the right velocity to reach behind walls and under floors
✅ Work in tandem with dehumidifiers to remove actual moisture from the air
✅ Operate continuously and safely in wet environments

Household fans just move air around, but don’t lower humidity or dry materials properly. That’s why mitigation equipment can be loud — it’s doing serious work to save your home.

At SERVPRO of Southern York County, we use the right tools to protect your home and your investment.

02/19/2026

What does “mitigation” actually mean? 🤔

When you hear us say we’re starting mitigation, it doesn’t just mean we’re setting up a few fans.

Mitigation means we’re taking immediate action to prevent secondary damage after a water loss.

That includes:
✅ Emergency water extraction
✅ Removing wet materials that can’t be saved
✅ Setting professional drying equipment
✅ Monitoring moisture levels daily
✅ Preventing mold growth

Water doesn’t just sit where you see it. It travels under flooring, behind cabinets, into drywall, and even into insulation. If it’s not handled properly and quickly, the damage (and cost) can double.

Mitigation is about stopping the problem from getting worse.

If your home experiences water damage, acting fast makes all the difference.
📞 Call us 24/7 — we’re always here when you need us.

02/17/2026

Not all water damage is treated the same — and the source of the water makes a big difference in how we handle mold risk.

🔹 Category 1 Water (Clean Water)
Comes from sources like broken supply lines or sink overflows (no contaminants).
✔️ Materials like carpet may be salvageable if addressed quickly.
✔️ Fast drying is critical to prevent mold growth.

🔸 Category 3 Water (Grossly Contaminated Water)
Comes from sewage backups, flooding from rivers/streams, or toilet backflows.
❌ Porous materials like carpet and pad typically must be removed.
❌ Higher health risks require stricter safety protocols and containment.

🚨 Here’s the key:
If Category 1 water sits too long, it can degrade into Category 2 or 3, increasing contamination and mold risk. Mold can begin developing in as little as 24–48 hours under the right conditions.

That’s why proper assessment, containment, and drying procedures matter. The water source determines:
• What can be saved
• What must be removed
• How we prevent mold from spreading

If you’re dealing with water damage in your home or business, acting quickly can make all the difference. Make us your first call.
📲207-324-4400

02/17/2026

After a fire, the damage doesn’t stop when the flames are out. Smoke and soot continue to affect your home — and improper cleaning can actually make things worse.

🧪 Soot is acidic.
It can corrode metal, discolor paint, and permanently stain surfaces if not handled properly.

🖐 And you can’t just wipe it away.
Using water or household cleaners on soot can smear it deeper into walls and ceilings, setting the stain instead of removing it.

That’s why we use specialized tools like a dry clean soot sponge.

✔ Made of natural rubber
✔ Safely scoops up and absorbs soot into its pores
✔ Ideal for walls, ceilings, and acoustic tiles
✔ Perfect for areas that cannot be cleaned with water or solvents

Instead of spreading residue around, the sponge lifts it away gently — helping prevent further damage to your home.

Fire damage restoration is about using the right methods at the right time to stop ongoing deterioration.

If you’re dealing with smoke damage in Southern York County, we’re here to help restore your space the right way.

02/16/2026

Experiencing a fire is overwhelming. Once everyone is safe and the fire department has cleared the property, here are important next steps to help protect your home before professionals arrive:

1️⃣ Do NOT re-enter until cleared
Only go back inside when the fire department says it’s safe. Structural damage isn’t always visible.

2️⃣ Call your insurance company
Start the claim process right away and document everything.

3️⃣ Take photos (if safe to do so)
Capture damage to walls, ceilings, furniture, and personal belongings.

4️⃣ Limit movement inside the home
Walking through soot can spread it further and cause additional staining.

5️⃣ Avoid attempting deep cleaning
Smoke and soot are acidic and can cause permanent damage if cleaned improperly. DIY wiping can actually make it worse.

6️⃣ Protect unaffected areas
If possible, close doors to unaffected rooms to help prevent soot odor from spreading.

Even small fires can leave behind hidden smoke damage and strong odors. Professional cleaning and deodorization are key to fully restoring your home.

If you or someone you know in Southern York County experiences fire damage, we’re here to help guide you through the next steps. Call the pros you can trust at SERVPRO of Southern York County to help make it "Like it never even happened".
📲207-324-4400

02/14/2026

💗 Caring for homes is what we do best.
If winter weather brings water where it doesn’t belong, our team is ready to respond—quickly, professionally, and with care.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

02/10/2026

Just because the equipment is gone doesn’t mean the job is rushed.

When drying equipment gets picked up, there’s still important work happening behind the scenes.

Here’s what that final step actually includes 👇
✔️ Final moisture readings in affected materials
✔️ Verifying drying goals were met
✔️ Documentation for the homeowner and insurance
✔️ Making sure nothing is left wet behind walls or floors

Drying a structure isn’t about how many days fans run—it’s about knowing when the structure is truly dry.

This step helps prevent hidden moisture, mold growth, and delayed problems that show up later.

That’s the difference between “looks dry” and actually dry.

02/09/2026

❄️ Ice dams are causing a lot of water damage right now.
We’re seeing it across homes this week—especially after freeze/thaw cycles.

Here’s what’s happening 👇
Snow melts on the warmer parts of your roof, then refreezes near the eaves. That ice blocks proper drainage, forcing water back up under shingles and into places it was never meant to go.

Common signs of ice dam damage:
💧Water stains on ceilings or walls
💧Dripping near exterior walls
💧Wet insulation or attic moisture
💧Damage that shows up days after the ice forms

⚠️ The tricky part:
By the time water is visible inside, it’s often already traveled behind walls or ceilings.

If you’re dealing with ice dams—or think you might be—don’t ignore it. Early action can help prevent secondary damage like mold or structural issues.

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