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The Sand Fire: Tackling Smoke Damage at a Home & Winery

October 8, 2016

It was July of 2014 – a wildfire had erupted in Amador County, Calif. For days, the fire grew and spread with more than 2,000 firefighters working to get ahead of the flames and contain the blaze.

Restoration Roundup: Preventing Legionnaires, Rising Sea Levels, Historic Cedar River Flooding, & More | 9.27.16

September 27, 2016

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This edition of Restoration Roundup covers evacuations in Iowa due to the rising Cedar River, evacuations due to a California wildfire, mold problems at a VA facility, new overtime laws, Legionnaire's Disease, and other topics relevant to the restoration industry.

Victims of Fire, Water, and Smoke Damage Need Restoration Emergency Response

Elevate your brand by doing emergency response the right way.

John Niewiecki

September 15, 2016

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Those willing to do something different, offer something of value to victims of a fire loss will earn the trust and gratitude of a person or family for a long time into the future.

Ask Annissa: How to Get Referrals for your Restoration Business

Annissa Coy

September 8, 2016

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In this episode, Annissa sheds some light upon the various ways to get referrals for your services.

Ask Annissa: Can I Save Bedding (Mattress Included) After a Fire?

Annissa Coy

September 1, 2016

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In some rare cases, bedding and mattresses are salvageable.

After a Fire: Focusing on Indoor Air Quality

Dr. Alice Delia

August 31, 2016

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After a fire, there is a rush of activity in an effort to return the damaged spaces to pre-fire condition.

Ask Annissa: What Deodorization Process is Best for Various Contents?

Annissa Coy

August 25, 2016

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Liquid deodorizer, hydroxyl, ozone, or nothing? What is best for smoke odor removal?

Ask Annissa: A Case Study in Simple Fire Cleaning (Part 3)

Annissa Coy

August 4, 2016

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Annissa wraps up her three-part series on simple fire contents cleaning by talking about the importance of paying attention to all the little details.