Dear Fellow Congregants,

While Hurricane Irma might seem like a distant memory, it’s still impacting the lives of many folks throughout South Florida. With the exception of some downed trees and power outages, most of us came through the storm with no real issues. Others were not as fortunate. Our synagogue community was one of the first to mobilize and help our neighbors in need and our efforts made a real difference. Thank you.

As you may know, Ramat Shalom was damaged during Irma. In addition to downed trees and damaged fencing on our school playground, there were several roof leaks and our office building flooded. Immediately after the storm, we contacted our insurance company and restoration specialists so that we could begin getting our synagogue back to normal. Given the amount of damage in our area, the process has been slow, but we are moving forward.

It was determined that water intruded the office building through cracks in the foundation. These cracks have been sealed. Water-damaged built-ins in Rabbi Andrew’s office have been removed. The dry wall in the Rabbi’s and Cantor’s offices, as well as in a storage closet, has been replaced. Painting has begun and we expect new carpeting to be installed in the office building this week. For the most part, all of these repairs are being paid for by our insurance company. He and his staff came out the day after Irma to begin the restoration and repair process in our office building and donated a great deal of their time and resources to ensure that things could get back to normal as quickly as possible. (Mazal Tov to Adam and his new wife Lara, who were married this past weekend!)

Please convey my appreciation and compliments to the professionalism of your team. As a retired Palm Beach president, I know the value of employees you can trust to manage the SERVPRO business. I would and will if the occasion arise recommend your services.

Thanks again for a terrific job done!!

Very Professional and prompt crew came in and took care of business!!

We experienced a flood in the office and SERVPRO was nothing short of perfect. John (owner) was so helpful and thorough in assisting us. The entire staff was very professional, informative, and punctual. The communication between John and the office throughout this ordeal was superb. I have no complaints whatsoever. A company is only as strong as the ones who represent it. Our company will definitely use their services again. 

I am really happy with the way SERVPRO came in and took care of the water damage at my home. Very professional crew!!

During Hurricane Irma my house was completely flooded I wanted to thank SERVPRO for helping clean up & dry out my house so quickly during this awful time.

When your crew show up so quickly and worked so prompt to dry out our home I was never so impressed.

We had a leak in our roof our house became flooded after last rain storm called SERVPRO they came out and saved my life !

What I was concerned about was getting things dried and I believe they did a great job. The dehumidifiers worked well. The men were courteous and kind and professional. thank you for their service.

Dear Fellow Congregants,

While Hurricane Irma might seem like a distant memory, it’s still impacting the lives of many folks throughout South Florida. With the exception of some downed trees and power outages, most of us came through the storm with no real issues. Others were not as fortunate. Our synagogue community was one of the first to mobilize and help our neighbors in need and our efforts made a real difference. Thank you.

As you may know, Ramat Shalom was damaged during Irma. In addition to downed trees and damaged fencing on our school playground, there were several roof leaks and our office building flooded. Immediately after the storm, we contacted our insurance company and restoration specialists so that we could begin getting our synagogue back to normal. Given the amount of damage in our area, the process has been slow, but we are moving forward.

It was determined that water intruded the office building through cracks in the foundation. These cracks have been sealed. Water-damaged built-ins in Rabbi Andrew’s office have been removed. The dry wall in the Rabbi’s and Cantor’s offices, as well as in a storage closet, has been replaced. Painting has begun and we expect new carpeting to be installed in the office building this week. For the most part, all of these repairs are being paid for by our insurance company. He and his staff came out the day after Irma to begin the restoration and repair process in our office building and donated a great deal of their time and resources to ensure that things could get back to normal as quickly as possible. (Mazal Tov to Adam and his new wife Lara, who were married this past weekend!)

Please convey my appreciation and compliments to the professionalism of your team. As a retired Palm Beach president, I know the value of employees you can trust to manage the SERVPRO business. I would and will if the occasion arise recommend your services.

Thanks again for a terrific job done!!