Archive for the ‘Fire Hazards’ Category

• About Smoke Damage Restoration: Why Should You Hire a Professional?

  • October 11th, 2012
  • Posted in disaster restoration, Fire Hazards, Health Risks, HVAC system, Water Damage
  • Tags: Tags: About Smoke Damage Restoration: Why Should You Hire a Professional?, dry smoke residue, environment restoration, fuel oil soot, mold remediation, restoration company, Restoration solutions, smoke damage, smoke damage restoration solutions, soot accumulation, wet smoke residue
    

  A fire can strike at anytime in a home or business, making the buildings uninhabitable. A fire creates smoke, bad odor and leaves soot accumulation that could destroy an entire building if harm mitigation measures are not taken in a… Read More

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• Christmas Tree Fire Hazards

  • December 9th, 2011
  • Posted in disaster restoration, Fire Hazards, Health Risks, Ventilation Improvement
  • Tags: Tags: $13.8 million property damage, 14 deaths, 250 fires, 26 injuries, ablaze, Advance Mold Remediation, advancemoldenv.com, black smoke, Carpet, ceiling, Christmas holiday season, christmas tree, Christmas Tree Fire Hazards, electrical, engulf, facebook, fire, fire hazard, flames, furniture, gases, ignite, lights, open flames, pine tree, potential, Precautions, Remediation, safety, tree fire, tree fire prevention, tree fires, tree wet, twitter, usfa.fema, water your tree
    

  The Christmas holiday season is here. This is a time for joy and also a time to take safety precautions. Having a Christmas tree is a fire hazard. Learn about the potential hazards and how you can enhance tree fire… Read More

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