Storms are natural, but the damage after storms can be devastating. Assessing the destruction, knowing where to start, and picking up the pieces may feel overwhelming. Here are five ways to prepare for what will happen after a storm. Tread carefully and stay alert: Once you know everyone is safe and accounted for, do your
Fires have the potential to be completely devastating. The question is whether you rebuild or move on from the damage. After considering the costs and work involved when you decide to rebuild, there are a few steps to follow. Safety: Get a professional to inspect the structure’s quality. Look for the required qualifications to ensure
A biohazard is a biological material that poses a threat to living organisms’ health. Each kind has a specific cleanup method to adhere to, but there is professional help trained to meet those standards. As biohazardous waste can be harmful, it’s important to be aware of the dangers. Blood: This generally pertains to human blood
Losing everything in a business or home to fire, soot, and smoke damage can happen quickly. While it is not a common occurrence in today’s world, it still happens. When it does, the phrase “goes up in flames” comes to mind because it is a fast, reckless, and unforgiving incident. Getting everything back in order
Two common problems in Ohio are water damage and mold growth. These messes can be invasive and quite expensive to handle correctly. Prevention is key in these situations. Identifying and being aware of the signs help you stop water or mold damage before they start. As water damage commonly causes mold, spotting it can be
When the temperature falls in winter months, property damage often increases due to strong winds, snow, rain, and ice. The frigid weather can cause pipes to freeze and burst. Moisture finds its way into dwellings causing water damage and mold growth. This can cause pipes to freeze and burst, but it also might cause damage
