What should I do about damage if I am uninsured?
Whether insured or not, it is important for property owners to document the damage with photos or videos, and to begin the mitigation process immediately. DO NOT put off seeking help, as, in all likelihood, that will make the problems even worse. Global Restoration will work with uninsured individuals to see how we can help and provide the most honest, fair, and valuable services possible in restoring your peace of mind.
How can I safely inspect my house after the damage has occurred?
Dangers may still exist, even when the disaster seems to be over. Don’t endanger yourself or your family. Keep children and pets away. Try to protect against disaster-related hazards such as smoke, dust and debris, unstable structures, mold, and more. Follow these basic safety rules: -Determine Structural Stability -Check Power Supply -Recheck The Property -Wet Down Debris -Discard Hazardous Material Safely -Use protective gear. When in doubt, DO NOT DO ANYTHING and exit if possible.
What are the best ways to secure my property after the damage has occurred?
What are the electricity-related safety rules after water damage?
There 3 basic safety rules:
- Turn off the power to your home or business by disabling the main circuit breaker panel. Even if the neighborhood power grid is down assume all power lines are active and functioning.
- Do not use regular household vacuums to remove excess water.
- Do not use electrical appliances while standing on a wet floor.
