After the devastating fire at New Berlin Road Church in Jacksonville, FL, Paul Davis National, large loss specialists and part of the Paul Davis Restoration franchise network, provided emergency services and disaster response along with demolition, fire damage clean-up, drying and stabilization.
Rotobrush International has announced its latest air duct cleaner, the aiR+ XP, which features up to 20% more power than conventional machines and excels in flexible ductwork.
CTI has released the Dry Max LGR 2000, which features heated dry air output for fast moisture uptake, hot gas bypass to minimize defrost cycles, an auto pump out and carbon filter air scrubbing.
The Bear Cave wall cavity drying system works by forcing hot air under the sill plate while providing an elevated cfm into the wall cavity for fast, effective drying.
On April 14, a
tornado came down on Creston, IA so quickly that it even caught emergency
management officials off-guard - it materialized so fast that none of the
city’s tornado sirens were activated.
In early September 2011, Tropical Storm Lee stalled over central Pennsylvania only a week after Hurricane Irene swept the East Coast. The residual flooding cost residents and businesses thousands to millions of dollars in property damages. This included the hard hit Danville Area School District in Danville, PA.
Seven
tornadoes touched down across the Tri-State area of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio
on March 2, 2012, the largest of which were in Holton, IN, Crittenden and
Piner, KY, and Moscow, OH. All of the tornadoes measured at EF3 on the Enhanced
Fujita Scale.
Paul Davis National (PDN), the large loss specialists for Paul Davis, recently completed emergency restoration and stabilization services work for Huntington Towers, a mixed-use building at 201 W. Springfield Ave.
In January 2012, Austin Reisetter and his team with Rainbow International of North Central Illinois came to the rescue for a family who was not having much luck starting the New Year off right.
Flood houses are structures that are built so they can be purposefully flooded with water in order to train water restoration technicians and insurance professionals.