3Apr2023

Paul Messa Blog, Fire Restoration Apr 3, 2023Apr 3, 2023

Flames to Fresh: Professional Fire Damage Restoration

Fire damage 4can be devastating for any property owner, leaving behind a trail of destruction that is not only unsightly but also hazardous. Whether it's a minor fire or a major blaze, the aftermath can be overwhelming, leaving you feeling helpless and unsure of where to turn. That's where professional fire damage restoration services come in.

31Mar2023

Paul Messa Blog, Mold Remediation Mar 31, 2023Mar 31, 2023

Mold Contamination & Mold Remediation

Mold contamination is a common problem that can occur in homes and commercial buildings. It is a type of fungus that grows in damp and humid conditions. Mold can cause health problems and damage to property if not dealt with promptly.

12Mar2023

Paul Messa Sewage, Water Mitigation Mar 12, 2023May 16, 2023

Sewage Backup vs. Clog & Overflow

Clog and overflow water events are often mischaracterized as sewage backup by unwitting property insurance consumers. Although a clog within a plumbing system resulting in an overflow is almost universally covered by homeowners’ policies, sewage backup is not. Sewage backup is considered ground water and excluded unless a severely limited addendum has been purchased with the policy.

10Mar2023

Paul Messa Biohazard Cleanup, Fire Restoration, Mold Remediation, Water Mitigation Mar 10, 2023Mar 22, 2023

Emergency Restoration Hesitation Causes Exacerbation

Emergencies, are unexpected, and often dangerous situations requiring immediate action. Restoration, is the act or process of returning something to its original condition. Combining the words forms the term Emergency Restoration, which dictates literal translation and strict adherence to achieve the most effective result.

20Sep2022

Paul Messa Uncategorized, Water Mitigation Sep 20, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Water Damage Restoration & Silica Dust

Deconstruction of saturated building materials during water damage restoration, routinely includes drywall and plaster removal. Drywall and plaster demolition produces high concentrations of dusts, which contain minerals such as talc, calcite, mica, gypsum, and silica.

27Mar2022

Paul Messa Blog, Mold Remediation, Water Mitigation Mar 27, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Finished Basements & Basement Flooding

basement flood restoration in Philadelphia

Basements in homes built prior to the new millennium were typically not designed to be used as additional living space. In most instances, the foundations are not waterproof, and there is no vapor barrier beneath the concrete flooring. The resultant environment generally exists in a state of unreasonably high humidity, and elevated mold spore counts; with a propensity for basement flooding from water infiltration during heavy rains as well as rapid snow melts.

24Mar2022

Paul Messa Blog, Water Mitigation Mar 24, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Thermography & Water Damage Restoration

Thermal imaging technology has become a staple in the field of water damage restoration. Using infrared technology to evaluate the breadth and degree of saturation in a water damaged structure, gives the water damage restoration professional the ability to rapidly assess water migration over an expansive area. This non-invasive technology delivers a dependable overview of the work area, which can be used to enlighten a property owner or justify job scope to an insurance adjuster.

16Jan2022

Paul Messa Blog, Water Mitigation Jan 16, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Household Appliances & Flood Damage

Household appliance failure accounts for a significant portion of residential flood damage claims. Performing periodic inspections and maintenance will reduce the possibility of appliance breakdown and lessen the risk of a significant water event.

11Jan2022

Paul Messa Blog, Water Mitigation Jan 11, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Frozen Pipes & Water Damage

During prolonged periods of subfreezing weather, insufficiently protected water lines can form damaging ice blockages that can result in Water Damage. Water contracts when cooled until reaching approximately 39 degrees Fahrenheit. Expansion commences with further cooling, increasing in volume by approximately 9% when frozen solid. This transformation from liquid to significantly expanded solid has no outlet in a closed plumbing system and can result in a ruptured water line.

3Jan2022

Paul Messa Blog, Fire Restoration Jan 3, 2022Mar 22, 2023

Beware of Fire Damage Chasers

Emergency restoration organizations are predominantly run by conscientious professionals who are sympathetic to the plight of their customers. Unfortunately, there are predatory practitioners eager to exploit victims of disaster that are a pitfall to recognize and to avoid. Such behavior is most prevalent when armies of malcontents known as ‘fire damage chasers’ solicit property owners, often before emergency crews have extinguished the fire.

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