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It’s a given—floods in the US cause $6 billion in damages annually. Any place rain falls is vulnerable to floods. When a business is literally under water, the first thing business owners should do after taking care of employees is save their flood damaged electronic devices.
When a northerner thinks of the southern region of the US, which consists of Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi and Oklahoma, balmy temperatures and mild winters come to mind. In reality, as any southerner can...
Refer to the following FAQ on different types of property damage (fire, water, mold), how such damage should be addressed, and what the reconstruction process includes.
Known as a “a large and extremely dangerous hurricane,” according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Florence is expected to reach the southeastern part of the U.S. later this week. It’s threatening significant damages...
From the major flooding in Houston to other areas throughout the U.S., many people have dealt with the effects of flooding this spring. Much of the recent flooding has been the result of heavy...
If you are returning to your property for the first time since the hurricane, make sure you inspect your home for storm damage with the following checklist. If you want to help the hurricane victims, the second section of this blog contains information on how you can help the hurricane relief effort.
Summer weather means more than just sunshine; thunderstorms move in quickly and bring storm damage just as fast. Even a wind storm can have disastrous effects on your property. That’s why it’s important to make a plan in advance to limit storm damage. Follow these tips so you know what to do before, during, and after a wind storm.
The aftermath of a major disaster is a confusing, scary time and there’s no way to be prepared for it. No matter where you live, your home is at risk from any one of a number of catastrophes, including floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and wildfires. Here are a few key things to remember in the hours following a disaster that will help you manage the situation and not allow it to manage you.
Floods do more than just make things wet, there is a good chance that flood water is also contaminated. There are three categories of contaminated water, each with their own challenges for cleaning. The one thing they have in common is that they must be cleaned up quickly because they can become dangerous to your family’s health.
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