Annissa has an extremely timely video about preparing to respond to CAT loss situations.

Total insured and uninsured loss for both residential and commercial properties, including damage from both flood and wind, is estimated to be between $42.5 billion and $65 billion.

This is the first time in recorded history that the U.S. has had two Category 4 Atlantic storms reach the mainland in the same season, and Interstate Restoration has 150 responders in Texas, with another 100 on the way.

The importance of communication before, during, and after the storm passes to make restoration and response efforts as effective as possible.

Next Gear Solutions wants to ensure customers have access to the best technical support day and night, and access to proper training.

This is what we're all about; being there to help communities recover from a disaster is what drives our members, our industry, and our association.

Annissa answers the question many restoration contractors have asked themselves this week: should we stay, or should we go?

Building stabilization and widespread reconstruction are the two priorities for Interstate Restoration as the Texas company prepares to begin helping people and businesses recover from Hurricane Harvey.

Analysis shows 52 percent of residential and commercial properties in the Houston metro are at "high" or "moderate" risk of flooding.