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According to the NFIP,<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.snellexperts.com/">flood damage</a> is the most frequently occurring natural disaster damage in the United States. Chances are however, that if you do not live in an area that is prone to flooding, you are probably not that familiar with how to react in the unfortunate event that a flood occurs near you. Flood damage is something that everybody should be prepared for though, because a <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.snellexperts/">flood</a> can occur anywhere, even if there are no lakes or rivers nearby. While you may not necessarily need a degree in natural disasters, you should at least be familiar with a few of the basics in order to protect yourself, your family, and your wallet.
The first thing that you should check for before re-entering a flooded home is the situation of the power and gas being fed into the house. If they are not already shut off, then doing so should be at the top of your list. You do not want to take a bad day and make it even worse by letting electricity get into the water inside the home.
Before anyone enters the home, there is one more thing to take care of. Do a quick inspection of your homes foundation and walls for cracks or other disturbances. The water that has been soaking into the foundation and walls of your home will cause swelling and shifting to occur which could make the house unstable. If you find that the house is potentially unstable, it is best to let a professional handle so that you do not bring the house down on your head while trying to clean up. When dealing with basements that are over half flooded, you should also be careful with the foundation. If you try to remove the water all at once, then the sudden release of pressure could cause the walls of your basement to collapse. It is best in this situation to only remove a couple of feet of water per day, in order to give your walls time to adjust.
Once you have made sure that the house is safe for re-entry, you will want to document everything before any clean up takes place. You will need verification of the items in your home when talking to insurers. Pictures and videos will usually be enough, but make sure to be thorough and include everything. It is also important to document everything over the next few weeks that have to deal with your insurance, such as the date and time of your initial call, and future interactions as well. As with most natural disasters, expect the phone lines to be slammed with phone calls from other residents. It may be a good idea to get the number for the head quarters if possible, and call them so that you can get your claim started sooner by bypassing all of the extra traffic on the phone lines.
After you have gotten your home back into a livable condition, there is one more thing you should take care of before relaxing. If there was moisture in your home for more than 48 hours, odds are that mold has started to form already. Because of the simple growing conditions required for mold, it is very common to see mold appear after a home has been hit with flood damage. After all of the hassle that you have already been through with your insurance companies and the damage to your personal possessions, it is best to do a thorough remediation job, in order to prevent any further stress. You can usually schedule a mold inspection for under $200.00 dollars, but if you do not clean the mold up in its early stages, it could cost you thousands more.
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Have you or do you check your caller identification every day to make sure that you have not missed
any calls? We do this every day and always call folks back even if they do not leave a voice mail and
find it very rewarding. You see some folks do not want to leave a message so that is ok with us
because we will follow up with them with a phone call. Also, are you one of the ones who does not
take the time to make your communication personable? If not, you are missing out on potential business.
We will always follow up with a phone call and like to also follow up with an email if we have the
clients email address. We do not believe in just using email for communication becasue we feel like
it is not very personable. What are your thoughts?
David Snell
Aloha to you,
This is David Snell with SnellExperts.com and today I saw some thing that was just devastating and quite shocking.
I saw a map of the USA with flags in all the states who have so many foreclosures. I was also told today
that more were on the way. I mean really. When will things stop.
I mean why will the banks not just work with folks to reduce their interest rate or rent the house out to
the home owner or why are the banks not willing to work with folks?
Is this all about money or all about greed or what?
As a Realtor, I would love to hear your take on this please.
Is a house sitting empty really helping the banks? I do not think so!
Is some one has a mortgage of say $1,000.00 per month why can the bank just not work with the home owner to
reduce their payment or let the person just rent the house?
I wanted to keep things simple and sweet to hear all of your comments since I value your thoughts and
opinions.
What can we all do to help others in foreclosure with their home?
Will local churches help, will local clubs help, will businesses help? What can we all do to help so many in need?
David Snell
SnellExperts.com
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A man in Manitoba, Canada was caught speeding last year....105 miles per hour with his pregnant wife in the car. "Why was he speeding?", you ask? well, because his wife had complications with her first pregnancy, as well as with this one, there for he felt it necessary to get her to the hospital immediately, an emergency.
The big hype right now is that the man was stopped by a police officer who gave them a lecture, 15 minutes total, along with a speeding ticket combined with a fine of 1,000 dollars. The man has been fighting this, with the apparent help fromt he media and the doctor who delivered the baby. Stating that "the mothers uterus had almost ruptured". These people are stating that the mans speeding was necessary in order to prevent his wife and unborn baby from suffering a terrible fate...death.
REALLY? and 105 miles per hour doesn't put you, your wife and your unborn baby at risk? Along with anybody else who may have been traveling on the road at that time?
A short time later, the man was pulled again, by yet another officer who was warned about the couple. This officer gave yet another lecture and ticket and sent them on their way.
So here is my problem, not only is the risk of driving 105 miles per hour extremely high, and then the thought of why they didn't call an ambulance to begin with, but why didn't either one of these officers offer to help? Police officers are there to aid in many different situations, I truely believe that this was one of those situations. Call an ambulance? escort them to the hospital? No, they were lectured twice.
The officers and the courts are gettign a lot of negative press about this, and rightly so, but I definitely don't think that the man was thinking very clearly, nor has he ever realized just how much danger he put his family in.
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We are a national directory full of mold inspectors and mold remediators. Got mold? We have your cure. Are you a mold inspector, a mold remediator, a home inspector, an electrician and more?
My name is David Snell and I own a company called Executive Restoration, LLC and Snell Experts (SnellExperts.com).
Executive Restoration is a mold, fire and water damage repair specialist and restoration. Snell Experts is a national directory of Realtors, home inspectors, home repair specialists, agents, appraisers, lenders, home cleaning, pest inspections, sewer and electrical professionals and just about anything else pertaining to a home, buying or selling real estate and property repair.
Why should someone give us the opportunity to serve them?
1. Executive Restoration has been in business since 1987.
2. Executive Restoration is licensed.
3. Executive Restoration is insured.
4. I am also a certified mold inspector for commercial and residential properties as well as a certified mold remediator.
5. We really know our stuff when it comes down to water damage, fire damage, smoke damage, crime scene clean up structural dry outs, water extractions, we offer painting, sheet rock repair as well as handy man services as well.
6. Executive Restoration has excellent reviews with Google and Yahoo and we have an A+ rating the Better Business Bureau.
7. Executive Restoration is passionate about what we do to help others.
8. Executive Restoration has just implemented our new reach out program that helps folks. This means that if a family does not have the money to spend for an emergency such as a water damage or mold clean up job and they are willing to work a trade of services for some thing we could use or some products then we do what we can to help them.
9. What sets Executive Restoration apart from other restoration companies? We are very personal and we stay in touch with our clients by either phone, email or in person on a daily basis so the client knows that we care about them and what they are going through.
10. Executive Restoration also owns a nationwide directory called Snell Experts to help the small business man and woman get more leads. I did this because of the many phone calls that I get on a daily basis from those who would tell me that their business was not doing well. So, I paid to have a directory created that everyone could afford. Please check out our directory at: www.snell experts.com
11. I love what I do and Executive Restoration would love the opportunity to serve you as well.
To contact us:
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You can email us at: support@executiverestoration.com
Call the professionals when you need help at: 704-545-0098
Who We Are:
Executive Restoration has the ability to tell what is going on behind your walls before you buy a house. We can tell you what is in your air, or wh
at is it that is growing on your walls or the house that you would like to buy. We also perform moisture level readings to determine if the crawl space is wet and needs to be dried out.
The reason that a Realtor should want us is because w
e are an honorable company and because we take pride in what we do. Executive Restoration is owned by David Snell and I believe in always being honorable and always taking the high road. So, here is my question to all Realtors. Do you want a company such as Executive Restoration to come in and be totally truthful and write out what needs to be done with our recommendations and suggestions? Are you looking to help your client make an excellent choice in buying a home with minimal problems?
I am not a home inspector! I am a certified mold inspector!
I am a certified mold inspector and mold rem
ediator. I do not believe that a certified mold inspector should also be a home inspector because of a conflict of interest.
I also believe that all Realtors should suggest to their clients that they have the following performed before they close on a house.
1. A home inspection by some one who has at least 5 years of experience.
2. A certified mold inspection who has been in th
e business of water damage and mold remediation for at least 5 years.
3. A termite inspection.
I am not trying to step on anyone's toes in here but I want what is best for our clients as I am sure you probably do as well.
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Actual people wrote these about my company and myself. For names, phone numbers, or email addresses of the testimonials below, I will be more than happy to supply them for you. Just ask :)
By Marc - Nov 9, 2010 Top Notch "I called Executive Restoration for a client who was in a BIG hurry. We were 80 miles away. The owner called me at 8 PM and said his crew would be here before lunch the next day. We really felt we received truthful answers, which is important in the mold business. Lab report was delivered on time as promised, and I got a phone call from the owner as the report was being emailed to me so he could explain everything. The competition better watch out!" Marc Baysek www.RockinghamExitRealty.com
Nov 3, 2010 "Caring and Helpful David Snell served as an expert witness in a case I recently tried involving mold. David was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. It was very beneficial that David is both a certified mold inspector and remediator. David was very good about responding to questions or inquiries. It is obvious he is passionate and cares about his work and his customers. " (Poyner Spruill LLP)
Aug 10, 2010 "David is a good man! I am the owner of another restoration company here in Charlotte. I converse with David Snell, the owner of Executive Restoration on a regular basis. We share ideas and "Best Practices" to make sure customers get the best care possible. David makes sure that projects are done right! David takes ownership of the difficult situations that are brought about in this industry. He cares deeply about the well being of his customers and the restoration of the properties he has been entrusted to inspect and re-mediate." Scott Bailey (Paul Davis Restoration of Charlotte N.C)
Aug 7, 2010 " WOW!!! From the moment I first called (after discovering mold in my bathroom) until the job was finished, I was completely satisfied and even thrilled with the work done by this company. Executive Restoration recently completed the restoration of my bathroom. The owner David Snell was in touch with me daily to make sure I was pleased with the work being done. His employee, Robert was kind, trustworthy, professional and excellent at what he does. My bathroom is now better than before the mold damage occurred. If you need any kind of restoration work done, you should give these guys a call. They are the BEST!" Sincerely, Sherry Blevins
Jul 23, 2009 "Thanks from Godspeed Technologies, LLC "Executive restoration is an honorable company with a big network, very intricate, with a lot detail. Has sturdy and fair pricing. This company has helped a lot of people in the 23 years it has been running. I know the president personally and he is a stand-up gentlemen. This is a very diverse company that works with mold inspections, mold remediation, fire damage, and water damage. The president is understanding, kind, considerate. I have had some work done by Executive Restoration. I would recommend this company to anyone." -p.j.
Jun 16, 2010 Debbie's Review Executive Restoration "Got called on a job that I had been through work, which was how I first heard of them. I was the liaison on this job, which had to do with a claim that involved damage, and I was impressed with how very understanding they were. They worked well with my customer, had a lot of empathy, and answered all of the questions. They listened to what I had to say, and they were upfront and honest when I asked questions. That night, when I came home from the job, my house was flooded because my ac had broken. I called them and asked they worked with insurance, which they said they did. It was 8 p.m. and they came right over and got all the water out of my house. I have worked with a lot of water and restoration companies, and some do not even show up when you need them. Some companies subcontract the work out. Executive Restoration is reliable and does not subcontract the work out...they come and do it themselves. They are thorough and reasonable priced."
"My name is Sherry Blevins and I live in Charlotte N.C. (my insurance company had an inspector come out to my home and stated my water damage was unrelated to previously discovered roof leak. The insurance inspector told me that he suspected that the leak was coming from the concrete slab and suggested I call a plumber. I knew that the insurance would only cover the burst pipe so I delayed calling. When mold began growing on my vanity, I knew some thing needed to be done so I called Executive Restoration. The owner, explained to me the process over the phone. David Snell immediately sent over his project manager named Robert V. and he used an Infrared Scanning Device as well as a moisture level meter and performed a detailed mold and water damage inspection. Executive Restoration was able to clearly see what the insurance company had missed as well as the plumber and roofer. The damage was from the roof! The water had traveled through the interior of the wall and down outside of a pipe to the bathroom floor. There was no plumbing issue at at! Thank God I did not waste money having the plumber rip out walls to find nothing. I am grateful I called Executive Restoration and they handled the job from start to finish and did an excellent job." Signed, Sherry Blevins, Charlotte. May 19, 2010.
Jul 23, 2009 Thanks. “Executive Restoration represents the highest levels of work quality, also the highest levels of integrity. David cares about his customers and treats them like family. It was a pleasure paying you the money for the quality and value I got. David was on top of everything from beginning to end with the job. To this very day he still calls to see if he can help with anything else, which is unheard of in this business world.” -S.B.
Jul 23, 2009 Thanks for your help "Executive Restoration was very responsive and patient helping us understand the issues and recommending solutions for the mold in our crawl space. You also worked us into your busy calendar. I would strongly recommend you and your team to others should they need assistance remediating any mold or related issues." -t.s.
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