Servpro of Rockwall/Rowlett

02/16/2026

Huge shoutout to Glenn for being recognized as a Chamber Ambassador!
We love seeing our team members making an impact in the community.

Let's hear it for our February Chamber Ambassador of the month, Glenn Caperton with Servpro of Rockwall/Rowlett!⭐️

Thank you Glenn for your willingness and enthusiasm to serve as an ambassador with the Royse City Chamber! We are grateful for all that you do and for helping keep events and meetings fun and upbeat!

01/23/2026

❄️ Extended Freeze Alert – Please Prepare Now ❄️

Forecasts are calling for 61+ consecutive hours below freezing, which significantly increases the risk of frozen and burst pipes once temperatures begin to rise.

We strongly encourage homeowners to take the following preventative steps before temperatures drop further:

✅ Locate and familiarize yourself with your main water shutoff valve
In the event of a burst pipe, shutting off water quickly can drastically reduce damage.

✅ Protect the 3 P’s: Pipes, Pets, and Plants
Bring pets indoors, protect plants, and ensure pipes are insulated.

✅ Cover all outdoor spigots
Use insulated covers to reduce the risk of freezing.

✅ Drip faucets properly
• Allow a slow, steady drip (about pencil-lead thickness)
• Use the faucet farthest from your main water shutoff
• If hot and cold lines are exposed, drip both or set single-handle faucets to the middle position

🚨 If a pipe bursts or water intrusion occurs during thawing:
Give us a call immediately — we are available 24/7.
📞 214-607-1900

Prompt professional mitigation is critical. Improper or delayed cleanup can lead to moisture retention and mold growth, which is far more costly to address later.

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Stay safe and warm. ❄️

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01/20/2026

With strategically-placed storm teams across the United States, franchises are equipped and ready to handle both small- and large-scale cleanup and mitigation events.

If your business experiences damage this winter, call 1-800-SERVPRO.

01/15/2025

SERVPRO is at the top of Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 Restoration Services Category! 🏆

"This recognition, based on comprehensive industry metrics and franchising criteria, is a high honor for our brand. We take great pride in being named the best in our industry for the 22nd consecutive year.” — SERVPRO CEO Brett Ponton

SERVPRO has placed among the top 100 companies on the Franchise 500 list for the 40th consecutive year and holds the 15th overall spot on the 2025 Franchise 500.

05/20/2022

Lightning safety is especially important during severe weather season. Brush up on these safety suggestions before the next storm.

https://www.weather.gov/jetstream/lightning_safety

06/24/2021

DYK? Moisture can pass from a crawl space into a building through cracks in the walls, floors, and ceilings creating conditions for potential mold growth. Adding v***r barriers can help to reduce the moisture in those spaces.

02/17/2021

North Texas Municipal Water District Requests Immediate Curtailment of Non-Essential Water Use—Exceptional Water Demands Severely Stressing Water Production in Region

The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) has initiated immediate curtailment of non-essential water use within its service area. With extreme weather conditions continuing throughout the North Texas region, NTMWD is experiencing unprecedented high water demands as a result of our customer’s needs to fill distribution tanks within their systems.

These demands are outpacing the District’s ability to recharge city supplies at normal rates. The cities and utilities served by NTMWD are asked to preserve water supplies for essential uses vital for firefighting, medical facilities, and basic human health and sanitation. Residents can help by limiting usage of items such as washing machines, dishwashers and limiting showers or bathing.

“The District is confident, with public assistance, that essential water demands can be met by eliminating other water uses,” states Billy George, NTMWD Assistant Deputy, Water. “We ask the cities and water utilities served by NTMWD to share this notice and to take any measures necessary to assist in reducing non-essential water use,” George adds.

NTMWD’s Wylie Water Treatment complex has experienced prolonged regional water demands at levels above 350 million gallons of water per day (MGD), significantly higher than normal for winter months. NTMWD personnel are actively working to place additional treatment capacities online, however thawing frozen systems does take time.

We are hopeful to have additional capacity online this evening or in the morning. It is critical at this time and until additional supplies are available to lower water demands to only essential water uses.

Immediate curtailment measures include:
* Isolate any water leaks immediately
* Do not hoard water
* Do not wash clothes or dishes, wash only when necessary
* Delay showers and only hand-bathe when necessary
* When possible, do not drip your faucets
or if you must drip or stream your faucet, collect the water for other use such as filling toilets, washing dishes, etc.
* Do not use the garbage disposal, place food scraps in garbage can, (composting is a great alternative)
* Turn off the water to brush teeth, shave and soap up in the shower
* Ensure that hose bibs and faucets are protected from freezing weather
* Locate and repair any water leaks
* When cooking, peel and clean vegetables in a large bowl instead of under running water

The District continues coordination efforts with cities and water utilities to ensure our ability to meet the water demand for essential services.

09/23/2020

Protect valuable furniture when experiencing light flooding or a small water loss in your home, with these two tips.

09/16/2020

Here are a few good tips to keep you safe if you experience floodwaters in your home.

09/14/2020

Fire damage can be costly, that's why we restore all we can. This is how we clean interior walls free from soot and smelly residue caused by fire.