Blog Posts in Catastrophe Response

After all the flames have been extinguished and the smoke has dissipated, what do you do if your establishment is covered in ashes? Don’t let fire damage cost you your business due to lost productivity and revenue. Have a plan in place to ensure its survival.

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Whether you’re facing the aftermath of a fire, smoke damage or water disaster, you may feel as if your life and home have been turned upside down. Your walls, floors and furniture may all be damaged, as well as those irreplaceable family treasures, furniture pieces, photos and keepsakes, and...Continue Reading

When disaster hits your property, it can be tempting to throw in the towel and leave your home “as is” until all the necessary repairs can be taken care of. Consider your options carefully, however. Walking away could have more consequences than you think.

Why bother with board ups and...Continue Reading

Just like solving a crime, the first 48 hours after flooding occurs in your home are critical. Seeping water damage is progressive, pervasive and can mean valuable objects may become permanently damaged – especially if emergency response is delayed beyond the first 48 hours. You have a very...Continue Reading

Mold growth is common occurrence following water damage from storms. A noxious nuisance, mold can damage the structure of your home, its contents, and your health before you are even aware of its presence and the need for mold removal.

A Menacing Mix

Moisture, heat, and...Continue Reading

According to the National Centers for Environmental Information, in 2014, there were eight weather and climate disaster events with losses costing billions of dollars across the United States. These events included a drought event, a flooding event, five severe storm events, and a winter storm...Continue Reading

How many of you remember as a kid playing in or around storm water drains or roadside ditches? It was fun, right? While you may have enjoyed splashing around in the waters, you might not realize that storm water like this may actually be contaminated with raw sewage, dangerous chemicals, or...Continue Reading

Do you know the hurricane season tips to adequately prepare your family and home for the upcoming weather?

Dangerous Weather During a Hurricane

Common weather patterns associated with hurricanes include:

• Winds in excess of 155 mph
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