Servpro of Sioux Falls

08/03/2026

When large commercial water losses happen, every hour counts.
We're proud to share that all three of SERVPRO Team Toft's trailer-mounted desiccant dehumidifiers are currently on active job sites, helping businesses recover as quickly as possible.
These large-format drying systems help:
-Accelerate the drying process
-Reduce unnecessary demolition by saving more building materials
-Get businesses back up and running faster
When disaster strikes, our team has the equipment, experience, and resources to handle even the largest water losses.
We're always honored to help our community and make it "Like it never even happened." 💚

08/03/2026

Big shoutout to Kevin Lumbert!

Kevin shows up every day ready to put in the work, and it doesn’t go unnoticed. His dedication and drive just earned him his Mold Remediation Specialist certification—something less than 1% of people in the restoration industry achieve.

This is 100% a reflection of who Kevin is and the effort he brings to our team. We’re lucky to have him

07/31/2026

We asked our team: 'What's one myth about restoration you wish people knew the truth about?' Their answers might surprise you 👀 Watch to see what our experts had to say — and why knowing the facts could save your home (or business) some serious damage!

07/31/2026

Employee appreciation looks good on us. Thank you to our incredible team for another year of hard work, dedication, and showing up for our community — celebrated today with a cookout and some co****le bragging rights.

07/30/2026

Happy National Friendship Day! 💚

Behind every job, every customer we help, and every challenge we overcome is an amazing group of people who support each other along the way.

We’re thankful for the friendships built inside our walls and the teamwork that allows us to be there for our communities when they need us most.

Here’s to the teammates who make every day better!

07/29/2026

Seven years ago, we started with a simple goal: to be there for our community in their toughest moments. Today, we're celebrating 7 years of hard work, dedication, and growth — all made possible by the amazing leadership of Lathe and Nicole Toft.

To Lathe and Nicole, to every team member who's ever answered a late-night call, and to every customer who trusted us with their home or business — thank you. This milestone is yours as much as ours.

Here's to the next chapter. 💚🧡

07/29/2026

HEAT ADVISORY

This kind of heat can take a toll on more than just your day—it can impact your home, your comfort, and even lead to hidden issues if you’re not careful.

Take it easy, stay cool, and keep an eye on your space. And if something doesn’t feel right, SERVPRO Team Toft is always here to help—whenever you need us.

07/28/2026

Mold can start growing in as little as 24–48 hours when moisture is present.

That’s why prevention matters:
• Fix leaks right away
• Keep humidity under control
• Use ventilation in bathrooms and kitchens
• Dry any wet areas quickly

A little prevention today can save a big problem tomorrow. If you ever need help, SERVPRO Team Toft is here 24/7.

07/26/2026

Our crews are on call and ready to help clean up any water damages after tonight’s storm! We hope everyone is safe! Please let us know if we can help! 605-213-3303

05/17/2026

Be prepared! The watches and warnings are already happening! Be safe everyone!

URGENT UPDATE🚨‼️- TORNADO WATCH COMING BY 2-3pm for parts of Northeastern and Southeast and / for all severe hazards risk for 90MPH WINDS💨, SOFTBALL SIZED HAIL🥎, and STRONG TORNADOES 💪🌪️💪.

🔴 DISCUSSION...A cluster of elevated convection is ongoing across north-central NE ahead of the surface cold front. The downstream airmass is quickly destabilizing as rich boundary-layer moisture (mid to upper 60s F dewpoints) spreads north and west amid strong heating. Immediately downstream from the ongoing thunderstorm cluster, latest mesoanalysis indicates weakening midlevel capping. This is supported by increasing cumulus from Brown to Knox and Antelope Counties in NE in the vicinity of a quasi-stationary boundary/warm front. Increasing midlevel southwesterly flow is evident in the past couple of hours on region VWP. This trend should continue, with additional strengthening of low-level flow in response to surface pressure falls. Vertically veering wind profiles with 40+ kt effective shear magnitudes within moderate to strong instability (by mid/late afternoon) will support robust supercell development within the warm sector on the nose of the midlevel dry slot across the northeast NE vicinity. Discrete supercells will pose
risk for very large hail, strong tornadoes, and damaging wind gusts.