American Restoration Disaster Specialist Blog

The holiday season has officially arrived! We want to make sure your time with family, friends and coworkers is not only a joyous occasion but a safe one as well....

Small space heaters are frequently used as supplementary sources of heat, and are especially popular in homes and offices during cooler weather. They can, if not used properly, be a fire hazard....

Dealing with Water Damage...

There were many benefactors and patrons who supported the CCS Educational Foundation’s A. Mickey Church Scholarship program....

Damages caused by various soots (see Soot Happens Part 1) can result in smoke marks, streaks and discolorations of walls and ceilings, as well as health issues. Soot travels quickly and penetrates dee...

Water damage is one of the most common types of disasters that occur in homes and offices and can rapidly create many unexpected difficulties. It’s important if water damage occurs to your property ...

Water Mitigation...

Water damage can leave moisture in many areas of your home or office including the walls. We have the technology to detect existing moisture and the tools to dry the damaged area. ...

Spring weather can be somewhat unpredictable. While the reprieve from cold temperatures is something to celebrate, severe weather can hit unexpectedly....

In insurance terms, Replacement Cost is the cost at today’s pricing needed to fully replace or restore an item such as a house, commercial building or personal property item....

Making the decision to file a claim is different from one family or business to another because each family or business can stand to incur different levels of financial hardship. ...

As summer fades away and cool weather makes its way into our lives, many homes begin using supplementary heat sources to keep warm. “Fireplaces and wood stoves are designed to safely contain wood-fu...