Bradley Cleanup and Restoration

Water Damage Restoration and Fire Damage Restoration in Bradley.

Where is Bradley, California?

Bradley is located in southern Monterey County at 35°51′48″N 120°48′03″W. It is accessible from Exit 252 on U.S. Route 101, which leads northwest 79 miles (127 km) to Salinas, the Monterey county seat, and south 48 miles (77 km) to San Luis Obispo.

The Southern Pacific Railroad reached Bradley in 1886, and a post office was established the same year. The name honors Bradley V. Sargent, who owned the land on which the railway station was built.

Although you may not have heard of Bradley. It is home to beautiful vast ranches and farm land. Also Bradley is close to several hundred wineries located in Paso Robles. Who knew you could be so country in California.

Well with that dryness California is known for comes wildfires. What can you do to prevent having to call SERVPRO®? Before you need water damage restoration (from fire sprinklers) or fire damage restoration follow our list below of steps you can take to save your home or business from extensive damage:

• Keep an adequate number of appropriate fire extinguishers in strategic locations (such as near loading docks and waste collection areas) and maintain them properly.
• Train key employees and their backups on how to use extinguishers correctly.
• Consider maintaining a water supply at your home or busines  to control small fires until emergency personnel can arrive. You might install a water tank or install hoses and pumps to an existing swimming pool, pond, river or lake. Be sure the hoses are long enough and inspect them regularly.
• If your business is located in an area subject to freezing temperatures, be sure that water outlets and pumps are protected.
• Evaluate water levels in extreme hot and cold weather conditions.
• If your water pump uses electrical power, consider obtaining a gasoline- or diesel-powered pump or generator in case electricity is cut off during a fire. However, be aware of the risk of storing a large quantity of fuel. Use an appropriate storage facility that is protected against vehicle impacts and fire.
• Have appropriate tools, such as rakes, axes, saws, buckets and shovels, available to help control small fires while waiting for emergency personnel to arrive.

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