When Paul Davis of Long Island responded to a call for help at a New York residence, immediately they knew the project would require special care. A world-renowned artist had experienced an extensive fire with smoke, soot and odor damage throughout a dwelling packed with hundreds of priceless artworks. The… Read more »
In a country recovering from a global pandemic, few statements strike more fear into a business owner than, “someone in the building has been diagnosed with COVID-19.” Urgent questions immediately follow: how do I protect others on the premises? How will this affect my operations and expenses? Do I have… Read more »
Stop in at your nearest community jeweller and the proprietors may offer to clean your rings for free. A few minutes in a special device quickly removes the grime that accumulates as we go about our daily lives. Dried off after their high-tech bath, the metal and stones shine brilliantly. … Read more »
Floods are the most common natural disaster in Canada, ringing up billions in losses over the last 10 years. The Munk School of Global Affairs in Toronto recently found that flooding is more costly to Canadians than fire and theft, and the threat is rising rapidly as the climate changes.… Read more »
Thousands of gallons of water cascade from the second floor, flowing down the steps, pushing furniture aside and soaking everything in its surging path: wallboard, wiring, carpets, flooring, artwork and appliances. As the waters from upstairs subside, the damage spreads slowly but steadily. Water streams into the garage from its… Read more »