Fire. Flood. Storm Damage. Natural disasters like these can cause incredible amounts of damage and many homeowners want to restore the damage as quickly as possible following a natural disaster. Unfortunately, in an effort to repair damage, many well-meaning homeowners often do more harm than good. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs…
Most Effective Placement of Water Damage Restoration Equipment There are a lot of factors that can affect the success and efficiency of a water damage restoration project; including severity of the damage and the size of the project, the types of materials damages, and the quality of equipment that you have. However, something that many…
WD RESTORATION DIVISION | PET DIVISION On May, 5th, 6th and 7th, B-Air® was featured for the first time in the 2016 Las Vegas National Hardware Show and showcased its product lines for water damage restoration, dryers for pet & animal grooming, and air blowers for inflatables. B-Air®’s president, Greg A., sales representative, David T., and…
WD RESTORATION DIVISION By Mark Gibson Picture this scenario. You arrive at a water damage for the first time and find the problem was caused by a leaking supply line in the bathroom. One of the first things you do is scope it out to determine the extent of the damaged area, what’s wet, what’s not….
WD RESTORATION DIVISION By Mark Gibson One morning you walk to the back of the shop where techs are loading the trucks with equipment. You see that they seem to be purposely ignoring a couple of units. When you ask why, they say, “Yeah, those aren’t working too good”. “So how long”, you ask, “have they…
WD RESTORATION DIVISION By Mark Gibson There once was a disaster restoration company that was called to dry out a home due to a leaky roof. The restoration company (hereafter noted as the RC) contracted a roofer to install a tarp over the roof to temporarily stop the leak until a fix could be made. During…
