Homeowner found their dishwasher leaking for a substantial amount of time. The water leaked into the crawlspace in the kitchen and two rooms in the basement. Additionally, the carpet in the dining room and wood in the crawlspace under the dishwasher was affected. There was water on the floor in the crawlspace and in the two basement rooms. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help. They restored the owner's home "Like it never even happened."

Homeowner found hot water supply line leaking under their kitchen sink. The hardwood floors, cabinets, and area rugs were affected. Additionally, the water ran into the hallways. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help. They restored the owner's home "Like it never even happened."

Company contacted SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield to extract water from manager's office. The water was due to a leak in the ceiling. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help.They used air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the area and restore the office "Like it never even happened."

Homeowner's hot water heater burst. The carpet/pad and knotty pine wood paneling on the walls in the finished basement were affected. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help.They removed fifteen bags of debris. In addition, they used a number of air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the area and restore the owner's home "Like it never even happened."

Homeowner found clear sewage water in their basement. The carpet, concrete/masonry were affected. Additionally, boxes of files, baseboards and other contents were affected. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help. They used a number of air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the area and restore the owner's home "Like it never even happened."

Homeowner's washer overflowed in their partially finished basement. The vinyl tile flooring and drywall was affected. SERVPRO of Cherry Hill/Haddonfield was able to help. They restored the owner's home "Like it never even happened."

One of the most important things is to know the age of your water heater. You can find the age of your water heater by looking at the manufacturer sticker on the upper portion of the water heater. It will have the brand name and many different numbers and small symbols. Try to find the serial number or manufacturer date.

This date will not be exactly when your water heater was installed, but it will tell you how old the tank is. The serial number will have a date code for example "F051052638". F is for the month - F is the sixth letter so it represents the sixth month, June. Next the first two digits of the serial number are 05, this represents the year, 2005. A water heater with the serial number F05052638 was made in June 2005. Each manufacturer has a similar "code date" for their product, some are easier than others to figure out, if you can not figure out the age of your water check the manufacturers website for the way to crack their "code".