Water Restoration Group

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

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Meet Our Newest Teammate, YOUR Project Manager

Alan Chestnut

Alan is a Project Manager for ServiceMaster Professional Restoration, reporting to the president of ServiceMaster Professional Restoration. Alan oversees Water Damage, Mold Mitigation, Fire Damage, Smoke Damage, Soot, or Odor Damage, Pack-out Services, and Total Home Cleaning Projects from start to finish. Overseeing these projects allows Alan to fully customize each customer’s service plan to match their needs and desires.


ServiceMaster Professional Restoration has always been committed to excellence and education. That’s why our team of professionals continuously receives hands on and classroom instruction on industry specific education from the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). In April 2010 Alan completed an additional certification with the National Center for Healthy Housing. To learn more about the IICRC visit them on the web at: http://www.certifiedcleaners.org/.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Water Damage?

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Did You Know:

Mold can grow in as little as 72 hours? In order to grow, mold needs just three things:

-A food Source

-Temperature

-Moisture

With these conditions present, mold is able to germinate and colonize! how fast growth occurs depends on the combination of conditions. Houses offer an ample food supple, and when these materials become damp or wet dormant mold spores become active growing molds!

Keep this in mind if your hot water heater burst, toilet backs up, HVAC unit or washing maching leaks. Any water damage can be MAJOR water damage if not addressed properly and fast!

ServiceMaster Professional Restoration is ready 24/7 to assist your water damages!

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Water Damage Advise -From the Pros

When you have had water or sewer damage your home you want the damage corrected as quickly as possible and rightly so! But slow down for a moment. You are going to be investing a lot of trust in the company that you have brought in to complete the restorative work in your home. You need to make sure that they are able to work with you in such a way as to help you effectively meet your goals.

The science of restorative drying has been developing exponentially over the last number of years. What was true three years ago may be inapplicable today. Keeping up with the 'best practices' within the profession requires continual upgrading and training. It is critical for you as a homeowner to ask informed questions that will enhance your ability to get the best service possible and reduce the chances of having secondary damage such as mold.

To learn more visit our website at: www.servicemasterpr.com

Monday, March 7, 2011

Water damage 101

Water damage occurs when pipes burst or water seeps into a basement through a leaky foundation. Water damage can be expensive to fix and in some cases home buyers want to hold sellers accountable for it. Who should pay for water damage depends on when it's discovered. Same is true for how to fix it - the fix will depend on how extensive the water damage is. Learn about water damage and how to resolve it here or at: ServiceMasterPR.com