Blog: Restoration

Insurance Claim Assistance When a major catastrophe happens at your home or office, you will need restoration-related services ASAP to return your property to its pre-loss condition. In most cases, that means you will need an insurance claim to cover the cost of the restoration.

House fires are a devastating and overwhelming experience. It can be difficult to know the right steps to take to make sure your home is properly cared for and restored. Knowing some general dos and don’ts for fire damage restoration can help streamline the process and remove some of the stress.

Mold is a nasty problem. Did you know that in the old testament bible God gave the Israelites a way to treat mold? (Leviticus 14, go check it out!) Back then you might call the priests the mold remediators of the time. Mold causes approximately 73 billion dollars!

Property damage from water, fire, mold, and storms can feel devastating. There’s a reason they’re called disasters, right?

Most homeowners and renters know they need to have insurance coverage. Unfortunately, most don’t know what their policy covers or doesn’t cover as is usually the case.

Hiring a contractor can be a big deal and making the wrong decision can be expensive or downright devastating to your budget! So lets talk about a few things to look for when hiring a contractor to hopefully help you avoid a catastrophic mistake! 1) Are they properly licensed?

You are doing the right thing. You are staying "Safer At Home." But then the unexpected happens. Your pipe bursts and causes a flood. Your attempts at yet another home-cooked meal results in a small kitchen fire.

As the nation gears up for the potential of a widespread epidemic from a new Coronavirus, many business owners and facility managers are left wondering – how can I protect myself and the occupants of the building from this infectious disease?

With the winter season fast approaching, the entire nation has to prepare the home for harsh, colder temperatures. Freezing or near freezing temperatures can lead to an array of household issues, most of which are easily avoidable with the appropriate preventative measures.

You’ve experienced a fire or water damage in your home. Your house is still standing, everyone is safe, and restoration is underway. Don’t forget about your furry (or scaly or feathery) companions. Do you know what to do with your pets in the event of a loss in your home? Is Your Pet Covered?