Insights
Three Keys to Prevent Risks of Improper Drying
Understand the potential health risks and structural damage caused by improper drying. Learn the 3 essential steps that ensures complete drying to prevent the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew and safely reoccupy affected spaces as soon as possible.
Seven Critical Water Remediation Gaps
More than 80% of facilities answer "no" to these questions when asked about their preparedness for water damage events. How would your facilities team respond if asked about having a written plan, standardized equipment and the training required to rapidly respond to flooding in your facilities?
Act Fast: The First 100 Minutes After Flooding
Learn why the first 100 minutes are critical - water begins to spread rapidly and seeps into porous materials such as drywall, flooring, and furniture, plus it can lead to unsafe conditions for occupants. Taking fast action not only limits disruptions and reduces the overall drying time, but it also minimizes potential for mold growth, mildew, and more serious structural damage.
Thorough Water Removal Means Safer, Healthier Spaces
Extracting water damage swiftly and thoroughly is crucial for facilities. However, initial response efforts often fall short due to inadequate water removal and delayed response – and that can increase the risk of mold and mildew growth, extensive structural damage, higher remediation costs and added health risks for occupants.
Water Damage: 5 Critical Impacts on Facilities
Water damage is inevitable, no matter how much you prepare. That’s why it’s critical to be ready to respond efficiently to mitigate water intrusion as soon as it happens. With proper training and tools, you can be truly prepared to respond and minimize the effects of the five critical outcomes for facilities.
Where people work and live, there's no avoiding it - leaks and floods are inevitable! Facilities teams have to anticipate - and respond fast - to a myriad of water damage risks. Here's a guide to the top 10 risks so you can assess how well prepared your team is for the next flooding incident.