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Home » Munters MCS Expands Services to Philadelphia, Baltimore Markets
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Munters MCS Expands Services to Philadelphia, Baltimore Markets

April 21, 2009
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Munters Moisture Control Services (MCS) now offers emergency fire and water damage restoration services to the residential and “main street commercial” segments in the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.

“Munters has been performing restoration and recovery services in the commercial and industrial markets in the U.S. for decades, working for the insurance industry and corporate risk managers and using its patented desiccant dehumidification technology to help in recovery efforts,” said Lauren Reid, president of area Americas and Asia for Munters MCS.

“In addition,” he said, “we have been helping homeowners recover after fires and floods in Europe from more than 300 company-owned locations. We will now extend our knowledge and experience to assist homeowners, residential insurance companies, facility managers, and small business owners in Philadelphia and Baltimore.”

“Munters has long been recognized for its leadership in drying technology, responsiveness and innovation in the large commercial and industrial segments,” said Jack Boyd, national business development manager for Munters MCS. “We’ve made investments in personnel and equipment in Philadelphia and Baltimore to implement this initiative and have an extensive local residential delivery system in place. And because our branch is company owned and not a franchise system, we have better control of the day-to-day operations and customer service.

“We are the only restoration company that has achieved the ISO 9000 accreditation for its quality systems in the world,” Boyd added.

With more than 12 years experience in the industry, Brian Kevelin, branch manager in Munters’ Philadelphia office, will oversee an experienced team of personnel to lead the company’s full-scale water damage, fire restoration and mold remediation offering.

Ray Betler, with more than 10 years of industry experience, will oversee operations in the Baltimore branch, which also covers the Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia areas.

“Whether it’s broken water pipes, flooding from rainstorms, or fire damage, Munters has extensive experience helping disaster victims avoid substantial reconstruction costs and returning structures to use quickly,” said Boyd.

Munters expects to move into the residential and small claims marketplace in additional markets over the next several years. “Entering the residential and small claims market will better position us to respond to our customers’ needs,” added Boyd.

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