What to do in the first hour, and what to expect after.
For property managers and homeowners: water, fire, mold and the insurance claim, explained before you need it.
The first hour after you find water: what to do before the crew arrives
Six things that reduce the damage and protect the claim, in order, from the moment you see water on the floor.
Why some restoration companies leave the drying equipment too long
Drying equipment is billed by the day. That creates an incentive. Here is how to tell whether your structure is actually dry.
Mold: when you need a remediation contractor, and when you need a sponge
Most mold calls do not need us. Here is how to tell the difference, and what a legitimate remediation includes.
What adjusters actually want from a restoration contractor
We asked. The answer is documentation in their format, scope that matches the loss, and no surprises. Here is how that looks on our side.
Monsoon season and commercial roofs: what to have in place before the first storm
Every July the same calls come in. A short list for property managers that turns a disaster into an inconvenience.
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