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Do You Need Additional Insurance for Your College Student?
When it comes time to send your child off to college, there is much to think about. Seeing them registered for the right classes, juggling new financial documents, shopping for dorm staples and books, and splurging on a new laptop, tablet, or television are just a few of the obligatory activities.[...]
Safe Handling of Artwork for Proper Restoration
Do you own precious artwork? Whether art hanging in your home was passed down through generations or is a piece you obtained more recently, everyone has a fond attachment to the artwork they place on their walls. After all, artwork has the power to express our interests, lift our spirits, affect our[...]
Evaluating Water Damage
Water leaks and more significant water damage are an all too frequent occurrence in our daily lives. Faulty and leaking refrigerators, dishwashers, clothes washers, and pipes, as well as sink and tub overflows are the most common problems. Fortunately they are also the easiest to remedy, since[...]
Apply Some Magic
Belongings and furnishings may be wet and soggy or dirty and scorched after a fire or other disaster, but that doesn’t always mean they’re destroyed. Home and business owners who experience fire and water damage often assume that clothing and furniture, electronics and important documents are a[...]
Some Very Good News: Home Fire Safety is Working!
Home fire safety is working in Canada and dramatically reducing fire deaths. During the past ten years, deaths from residential fires have decreased about 40%. Still, more than 300 people lose their life to fire annually, so the job is never finished. The following actions will help everyone avoid[...]
The Simple Act of Giving Thanks
The year was 1966 and a young man of 38 by the name of Paul Davis launched Paul Davis Restoration in Jacksonville, Florida. Back then Paul regularly took time to personally express thanks to those who helped him: early employees, partners, customers, and more. Every year — and especially in[...]
An Early Season Furnace Inspection
Most of us aren’t fully ready for autumn or the typically colder months that follow, but the time to prepare is now! Sealing driveways, cleaning gutters and inspecting windows, doors and the roof are excellent pre-winter chores. Be sure to not overlook an early season furnace inspection, as well.[...]
