SERVPRO of Cheviot and Cleves: Water, Fire & Mold Restoration in Cincinnati

Our technicians are trained to safely remove and dispose of biohazardous materials following OSHA and EPA guidelines. We use personal protective equipment, hospital-grade disinfectants, and specialized containment procedures to handle scenes involving blood, sewage backup, or other hazardous substances. After cleanup, we restore the affected area to a safe, clean condition. For residential properties in neighborhoods near Harrison Avenue or the Great Miami River, we offer discreet, respectful service and work directly with property owners and insurance adjusters to coordinate the restoration.

First, avoid disturbing the mold because it can release spores that worsen indoor air quality. If you can, turn off your HVAC system to prevent circulation. Then call us for a mold inspection and remediation. Our team contains the affected area with negative air pressure machines, removes contaminated materials like drywall or insulation, treats surfaces with antimicrobial solutions, and dries the structure completely. We serve homes and businesses from Cleves to Cheviot, including areas near the three rivers that are prone to high humidity and flood moisture. After remediation, we also offer HVAC cleaning to prevent mold from recurring throughout your ductwork.

We offer 24/7 emergency water extraction and drying services. For slab leaks, monsoon rains, window leaks, or flash flood water damage, call us immediately so we can start water removal and drying within hours. Our crew uses moisture meters and infrared cameras to detect hidden water inside walls and under flooring. We then set up industrial air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the structure fully, reducing the risk of mold or structural rot. We assist with documenting the damage for your insurance claim and work with your adjuster to streamline the process. Being local to Cheviot and Cleves, we are minutes away from homes near the West Fork Mill Creek and the neighborhoods along State Route 50.