Disaster Restoration: A Brief Overview

2/26/2016 (Permalink)

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Rock Hill And Fort Mill Disaster Restoration: A Brief Overview

Unfortunately, disasters can happen quickly and without warning. In the face of a catastrophe, many homeowners find themselves overwhelmed with the reality of putting a restoration plan in effect. In many cases, homeowners attempt to handle these processes on their own. However, it is always prudent to seek out professional assistance when you're ready to begin the remediation process. Learn more about the disaster restoration process and why seeking remediation services from a team of trained professionals is advantageous by reviewing the following outline:

 A Brief Overview
While some people believe disaster restoration is as easy as picking damaged items off the ground and putting them back in their place, the process is not so simple. In fact, disaster restoration is a complex process that requires safety precautions, technical expertise, and patience. It also necessitates that one understand how professionals safely sanitize dangerous regions of the house, so they no longer pose health risks or safety issues to house residents. To restore a home following a disaster, experts are able to identify hazards and use safety gear efficiently. Additionally, you must be able to determine which personal possessions are salvageable and which are not.

Following a fire, your air may remain contaminated with carbon monoxide for a few hours or even several days. If you attempt to reenter your home while these dangerous toxins are present, you could risk damage to your respiratory system and lungs. This is one reason why hiring a team of professional remediation specialists is important. These individuals have the proper breathing apparatuses and safety gear necessary to effectively remove and dispose of unstable surfaces and hazardous materials.

Disaster Restoration And Water Issues
Floods and fires involve water and can thereby precipitate the onset of damage from toxic mold. The regions of the home that have been impacted by water or water damage need to dry uncovered to prevent the accumulation of mold. Standing water will also need to be removed to prevent mold and insect growth.

Conclusion 
Although you may be tempted to handle the disaster restoration process yourself, doing so can pose many health risks and safety issues. Instead of taking these risks, call a team of professional restoration experts who possess the knowledge and experience necessary to get the job done fast and well. The best company to call is SERVPRO of Rock Hill & York County. In addition to being licensed by The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification, SERVPRO professionals are passionate about offering excellent customer service and expediting the remediation process. Call us today, 803-324-5780, so we can expedite and optimize your disaster restoration process!

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The SERVPRO Disaster Recovery Team can provide help whether you're dealing with a tornado, hurricane, blizzard or flood. The SERVPRO System has a network of strategically positioned storm teams on standby should a disaster strike near you. Available 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, we are prepared for the unpredictable.