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An inside look at water damage inside a bathroom facility on the Sea Pines Golf Course grounds.

CASE STUDY CONTEST 2017

Restoring Where the Greats Tee Off – Rainbow Int’l of Monroe

August 2, 2017

As Hurricane Matthew was barreling into the east coast in October 2016, all restoration contractors were watching the weather channel and tracking the storm on radar.

CASE STUDY CONTEST 2017

Large Loss Monsoon Damage – Kowalski Construction

August 2, 2017

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A warehouse space of 111,159 square-feet sustained water damage due to a monsoon storm that blew off 3,900 square feet of roofing.

Photos courtesy of ServiceMaster Restore

Restoring Hattiesburg: Rebuilding after a Deadly EF3 Tornado

Crews mobilized quickly to help the Mississippi town struck by a deadly twister.

Michelle Blevins

May 17, 2017

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The United States gets more tornadoes than any other place on earth, by far. The National Centers for Environmental Information says the U.S. sees about 1,250 tornadoes per year; Canada is a close second with about 100 per year.

Sniffing Out New Profits in Odor Elimination

Do more jobs, faster, using innovative liquid + gas method

August 15, 2016

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Odors, good or bad, vary vastly from person to person. It is our own perception that governs our sense of smell in the most basic of terms. A more technical overview of our fundamental knowledge of aroma is mediated by the olfactory nerve.

Back to Basics: 6 Steps to Handle Large-Loss Fire Restoration

Large-loss fires provide some unique challenges.

Bill Robinson

March 24, 2016

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Handling a large-loss fire doesn't just involve restoring the property to a pre-loss condition, but also being sensitive and understanding with the occupants of the affected home or business.

Three Businesses, Two Franchises, One Goal

A Case Study in Fire Restoration

Michelle Blevins

September 2, 2015

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It’s 5:30 a.m. on the morning of Mother’s Day 2015. While most people across the U.S. are fast asleep or pondering, making Mom breakfast in bed, Dana Jennings is answering a call for help from a local restaurant owner.

Ask Annissa: Dealing with Employees (with video)

Annissa Coy

July 30, 2015

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Don't be short-staffed when a big job comes in. Annissa Coy shares how she makes sure she always has help when she needs it.

SOS: Systemize, Organize, Standardize

Les Cunningham

March 2, 2015

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How do you get paid on large loss projects? That’s the million dollar question and it’s a very difficult subject to discuss in a very small space.

Class is Dismissed… Because of Fire

Malcolm Stone

January 6, 2015

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Classes were immediately canceled and more than 300 students and 40 faculty members had to evacuate Oconto High School (Oconto, WI) on April 16, 2014, when a fire broke out in the school.

ServiceMaster by Gilmore Joins ServiceMaster Recovery Management Division

ServiceMaster by Gilmore has earned the SRM license because of its performance, resources, and capabilities.

July 25, 2014

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ServiceMaster by Gilmore has joined The ServiceMaster Recovery Management (SRM) division as one of 10 strategically placed locations throughout the country, according to a press release