Northern Cal cleanup continues two weeks after record freeze
Emergency
crews are still hustling giant fans and bulky dehumidifiers into homes
waterlogged by burst pipes two weeks after a record freeze frosted far Northern
California.
And a few residents are miffed by the bags of soaked insulation, drywall and other debris hauled out of water-damaged homes and left behind by crews rushing off to their next job.
One of the biggest bag piles sits on a gravel yard and leans against a stuccoed wing of the Smoke Tree Apartments in Redding, where Servpro crews ripped out ceilings, walls and carpet to allow buildings to dry before potentially dangerous mold developed. From Redding.com.
And a few residents are miffed by the bags of soaked insulation, drywall and other debris hauled out of water-damaged homes and left behind by crews rushing off to their next job.
One of the biggest bag piles sits on a gravel yard and leans against a stuccoed wing of the Smoke Tree Apartments in Redding, where Servpro crews ripped out ceilings, walls and carpet to allow buildings to dry before potentially dangerous mold developed. From Redding.com.
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