Benefits of Board-Up Services For Disaster Restoration

Whether you just had to deal with fire and smoke damage, flooding, vandalism, or other natural disaster restoration, your property may be vulnerable to vagrants, animals, thieves, and the environment in general. You will always need to be alert to make sure you are safe... 

Understanding Virginia’s Weather Cycles & Disaster Restoration

Climate change has resulted in extreme weather events worldwide becoming more common, and things are no different in Virginia. The state faces many potentially devastating weather events, including winter storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and earthquakes. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the risk... 

The 4 PPE Levels for Disaster Restoration Company Employees

Personal protection equipment or PPE is essential for employees working in certain industries. This includes healthcare professionals, biochemical engineers, food service employees, and other chemical-related industries. Similarly, employees working for a disaster restoration management company must follow these safety protocols and gear up in PPEs... 

Emergency Roofing After a Disaster – How it Works

The last thing any homeowner wants to deal with is a damaged roof. While most roofs are designed to protect your house from outside elements, they will lose their color and structural integrity over time. You can, however, prevent severe roof damage with proper maintenance... 

What If My Septic Tank Has Never Been Pumped?

If you are a new homeowner or you are moving to a new house, you need to ensure that your septic tank is pumped. It’s a common misconception that septic pumps are not supposed to get pumped. If you are wondering what could go wrong...