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It is never advised that any restoration involving mold restoration, flood restoration or fire restoration be attempted by anybody other than a disaster restoration professional.

Water loss that contains raw sewage is within a classification all its own. Referred to as black water, raw sewage will contain variousblood- and air-borne pathogens able to cause illness and additional severe health issues.

For the majority of owners of properties, water destruction will involve a more likely situation than fire destruction. Destruction caused by floods might be caused by several reasons, a few of which will involve natural hurricanes or storms as well as other ones that derive from household accidents, likeburst or frozen pipes, leaky pipes, overflowing toilets, flooded basements, sinks or bathtubs, destroyed water heaters, crawlspace seepage, as well as additional ones.

The largest cause of fire accidents includes improper electricity use. A massive majority of individuals do not even comprehend the concept of utilizing electricity in the proper way. Short circuits could occur any time and this is the reason it is of keyimportance to perform consistent inspection.

Life's unpredictable. Disaster may strike an individual at any time. The two more devastating components families can experience include the house flood and fire. A fire won'™t just damage your home, yet disrupts life, too.

The President of ServiceMaster of Greater Bridgeport recently addressed a group of businesses to discuss the importance planning for emergencies.

ServiceMaster Enlisted in Springfield Tornado Cleanup

Follow us this Spring! Read on for updates and a special promotion.

car accident, a fall, a stroke – any of these incidents can occur at any moment and become a life-changing experience. When a business executive suffers a debilitation, whether mental or physical, often he or she doesn't know where to turn for guidance in this "new" professional life.

Basement Systems becomes a part of ServiceMaster Clean's 866 Recover Program!

Learn more about Continuing Education, our new Operations Manager and our new Marketing Representative!

Preparing and preventing winter damage in your home: Read on for tips.

We hope that everyone is enjoying this cold, cold weather. We certainly are! This first e-newsletter of 2010 is meant to provide reprieve from this chilly weather. See below for our "WIN LUNCH FOR YOUR OFFICE" Contest (Our way to break things up a bit). Also, our first CE date, 3/23, is fast approaching! Make sure to register as soon as possible to reserve your seat. Fortune favors the early bird!--My quote entirely.

Summer has arrived! With a bang! Or a blast...of heat, that is. As I write this I am sitting in the comfort of the office, thanking God for the inspired person who invented air conditioning....

Happy fall, everyone! You can't turn back now. Holidays, gifts, parties and lots and lots of eating are our fates for the next few months. So, surrender! Enjoy the busyness, the family, the break from the normal day-to-day activity and...celebrate!

Paul Plouffe, President of ServiceMaster, gives tips to prevent water damage from melting snow.

Rob Fox joined the ServiceMaster team at the beginning of December. We're really excited to have him on board.

Four Steps to Understanding Indoor Air Quality: Locate, Assess, Clean and Post test As a disaster restoration and indoor air quality specialist for more than 25 years, I have seen some unhealthy indoor environments! You can cut through a lot of the mystery related to clean up by following these simple guidelines.

This article is for an area publication for small businesses, Small Fast Smart. It addresses the importance of risk management and planning for fire, water and mold disasters BEFORE they happen.

For the past year and a half, the ServiceMaster of Greater Bridgeport team has been beating the "preparedness drum". Our slogan? "Be prepared for disaster BEFORE it strikes." Needless to say, when disaster did strike, we were ready. Ready for the 600 + calls. Ready for the long hours. Ready to help our community.