It doesn’t take much to cause damage to personal property or a building’s contents. In the case of a flood, a single inch of water can generate as much as $25,000 worth of damage. From 2012 to 2016, the average insurance claim from fire or lightning damage was more than $50,000. Damage to your personal…

Whether you are updating your healthcare facility or restoring your hospital after a natural disaster, construction projects in healthcare environments require specific skills and knowledge for safe and successful execution. When performing construction or restoration work in a hospital or other medical facility, precautions must be taken to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and…

In This Article:  What Does Contract Grade Mean? What is Custom Grade? What is Builder Grade? What Does “Like Kind and Quality” Mean in Restoration? What Is a “Change Order” in Property Restoration? What Is a “Supplement” in Restoration? What Does “Commercial Grade” or “Contractor Grade” Mean? Why Is Grading Important? Schedule Professional Restoration Services…

In This Article: Why Do Puff Backs Happen? How Much Damage Can Puff Backs Cause? What Causes a Puff Back? What Should You Do When a Puff Back Happens? How Are Puff Backs Prevented? How do you clean up after a puff back?   With regular maintenance and inspections, your heating system can run smoothly…

If you are faced with mold contamination in your home or business, you will want an effective mold remediation service that eliminates growth and prevents it from coming back in the future. However, many mold removal professionals are under-qualified and not equipped with the right skills or knowledge to properly address mold. When choosing a…

Should I keep the “Fan” setting on my HVAC system on “Auto” – or is it better to just leave it “On” all the time? You use less energy by keeping the fan “on” continuously. It can be more advantageous for you to simply keep your system’s fan set to “on” rather than “auto.” Why…