Types of Disaster Recovery Solutions

 

Growing up in a family of contractors, I can remember my mother being “on call” when there was a storm brewing. She would answer the twenty-four-hour hotline and send her crews on emergency board-up calls from natural disasters like storms, fallen trees, wind, fires, tornados, etc.

Fortunately, we live in Michigan, where we seem to avoid the more treacherous disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, mudslides, and until recently, wildfires. Even though our air quality has been significantly affected because of Canada’s recent wildfires, fortunately, to date, the fires have not spread to southeast Michigan.

However “protected” we may feel in Michigan, we are not free of storms, tornadoes, fires, heavy snow, and floods.

For example, if a heavy snowfall causes your roof to cave in, you will need a professional restoration company. They’re there to help navigate the restoration process and the complex insurance claims process, as well as help you and your family rise above the unexpected.

In the Midwest, there are a few prominent types of disaster restoration:

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