Articles Tagged with ''disaster preparedness''

Sto has long provided hurricane-resistant wall systems engineered to protect against extreme wind, water intrusion, and wind-borne debris. Level E impact resistance delivers an additional layer of protection for essential facilities that must remain operational during and after severe storm events.

Learn how weather patterns are changing and driving fire and water events that overlap, and how restorers can proactively prepare.  

Learn how winter conditions can create mold risks in your customer’s homes and how restoration professionals can help prevent moisture damage and contents losses. 

Helixco’s COO Mike Allred discusses all things large loss and CAT events from T&M billing to preparedness on the latest episode of Ask The Expert. 

Hear from John Reasoner of Paul Davis Restoration on why documentation is critical during CAT events and how restoration teams should compile your photos, notes, debris, job progress, and much more.

During CAT events, homeowners often have urgent questions about their insurance and FEMA coverage. Restoration professionals must communicate clearly, explain their role, and avoid interpreting their customer’s policy.

Paul Davis Restoration’s John Reasoner shares key safety habits during CAT season, from PPE to buddy system, to keeping your team safe and ready.

In this week’s Technical Tip Tuesday, John Reasoner of Paul Davis Restoration explains the two CAT preparedness practices that consistently save time and reduce secondary damage during major storm events: disciplined claim distribution and mandatory 3D/360 documentation at every phase of the loss. His approach shows how the right mix of planning and technology protects both crews and claim defensibility. 

Building Safety Month, an annual public awareness campaign led by the International Code Council (ICC), returns on May 1, 2026, with this year’s theme, “Built to Last.”

1-800-Packouts shares expert insight to help households reduce the threat of fire and navigate the recovery process when disaster strikes.