water damage: Are you a restoration company who needs work?
- 05/19/11 12:35 AM
Today is May 19, 2011 and SnellExperts.com is wondering if you have enough work? Do you have enough work in water damage, fire damage, smoke damage, mold inspections, mold clean up, mold remediation, certified mold inspections, certified mold remediation, crime scene clean up, water extractions, structural dry outs using air movers fans and dehumidification or dehumidifiers, are you a plumber, are you an electrician, are you a landscaper, aborists, painters, sheet rock repair company, roof repair company, ceramic tile repair and installation company, carpet cleaning company or furniture cleaning company? For a limited time, SnellExperts.com is offering work to you who … (5 comments)
water damage: True Story of Mold
- 05/10/11 02:36 PM
A few months ago my daughter became very ill. The doctor thought that it may be a common ailment known as strep throat and put her on high doses of antibiotics to rid her system of the illness. Unfortunately, several weeks later we had the same issues arise…fever, swollen throat, painful swallowing among other symptoms that do scream “strep throat” to a doctor or parent. This time the doctor did a number of tests, all of which came out negative. Negative? Well then what’s wrong with my child?
I know I sound like an over paranoid parent, but given … (5 comments)
water damage: The Dangers of Sewage Backups
- 05/02/11 04:12 AM
You may have heard the term “sewage backup” but not know exactly what one is. A sewage backup can also be referred to as raw sewage, sewage sludge or septic tank waste. All of those terms are equally gross sounding, but they do not alert you to the serious dangers involved. Septic tank waste is basically a mix of murky water that contains of variety of unpleasant things such as wastewater from your household, organic waste, solid waste, human excrement and debris. All of these things are hazardous to your health, but human excrement brings the highest risks as it contains … (24 comments)
water damage: The Dangers of Black Water
- 05/02/11 04:11 AM
Black water damage is the most dangerous type of water damage. This type of water damage is usually caused by sewage backups, which expel raw sewage out into the open. Flood water is also a type of black water, one that is less centralized and less predictable and thus quite difficult to deal with. Even some rain water overflow can be considered black water. One of the dangers of black water is the process of identifying it. The hazardous water is not always black in color, so don’t let the name confuse you. Black water is any type of water … (3 comments)
water damage: How to Deal with Sewage Backup
- 05/02/11 04:06 AM
It has happened, you have a sewage backup. There may be plenty of regrets, but there is no turning back. You have one big, messy, expensive problem on your hands (hopefully not literally) and you are just going to have to deal with it. The question is, how? The first thing you have to do is assess the extent and seriousness of the damage. If the water is fairly clean, such as from rain causing a flood in your basement, you may be able to begin the process on your own. The most important thing is to get rid of the … (0 comments)
water damage: How to Deal with Carpet Water Damage
- 05/02/11 04:04 AM
Water damage is a big mess no matter what kind of flooring you have, but carpeting certainly complicates the matter quite a bit. Carpets are very good at hiding things, so even if you manage to suck the water out of the material, you may not be free of the problems that may exist. There are certain steps you must take in order to protect your home from further damage. The first thing you need to do is decide if the carpet is safe to salvage. There are three different types of water that could have affected your carpet: clean water, … (0 comments)
It is a common misconception that all water damage is the same and only the cause of the damage differs. However, this is not so, there are various types of water damage and there are three main categories: clean water, gray water, and black water. Clean water is also known as white water. This type of damage is the least hazardous of the three variations. Clean water is the water you drink or bathe in, the basic water that flows from the fixtures in your home. While the water itself it not too dangerous, the damage still needs to … (1 comments)
water damage: Do you believe in UFO 's(unidentified flying objects)?
- 04/24/11 05:16 AM
Do you believe in the sightings of a UFO or UFO/s? After reading the below information and checking this out with your own eyes and ears you just might change your mind if you are not already a believer. First of all, let me start out by saying that if humans can build airplanes that fly in the air then why can we not be willing to believe that others are smart enough to build space crafts? 1/ 2/ Also, check out on YouTube what the rest of the world news media is saying about the sightings of so many space crafts all … (6 comments)
water damage: What is the law of the land or jungle?
- 04/13/11 07:45 AM
I have been thinking about our economy and how it has not been the best but then again I got to thinking about how and what has happened to companies. The depression that we are in and it is a depression is doing some things that are actually good. Some of the things that this depression is teaching others is that many folks had it so good before and now many folks are starting to appreciate what they once had. Some times it takes us losing some thing to realize what we have in life. Or what about all of … (0 comments)
water damage: Suffering the consequences when you have water damage
- 04/03/11 12:51 PM
When some one has water damage to their home and they do not do what needs to be done then be ready to suffer the consequences. First of all, get the water out of your home or out of your office by extracting the water with a truck mount unit or portable machine. Please remember that if water sits in a cool dark place that mold has a wonderful and perfect breeding ground. Make sure that you spray an antimicrobial application to the affected areas that have been wet and soak up wet areas with dry rags or just extract … (2 comments)
water damage: What Are You Looking For, With A Service Provider?
- 04/03/11 11:55 AM
When you are looking for a service provider, what are you looking for? 1/will they be on time for their appointment with you? 2/ do they have great reviews on Google, Yahoo, Insider Pages, etc? 3/ what is their score with the Better Business Bureau 4/ do they return your call when you call them? 5/ have they provided you with references? 6/ does the company speak intelligently about what their service is and do you understand them? 7/ how long have they been in business? 8/ Are they a legit business? 9/ is the company insured? 10/ are they certified in their area of expertise or do they have the … (0 comments)
water damage: Chester South Carolina, a city near Charlotte North Carolina has earth quake 3/21/2011
- 03/21/11 09:49 PM
Earth quake in the carolinas on the evening of March 21, 2011 and folks thought it would never happen. Approximately 30 minutes South of Charlotte in a city called Chesters South Carolina an earth quake in the 2's made it self available, known and did cause much confusion with emergency team's at 911 with the police. And folks thought it would never happen. What can you do if another earth quake presents itself? Do you have earth quake insurance? Are you prepared in case of an emergency when there is no water, no power, no food? If you are like many … (7 comments)
water damage: What would happen if you did not have earthquake insurance?
- 03/05/11 05:37 PM
Did you ever think that you home could be destroyed by an earth quake? Did you know that if you have an earth quake in your city that you live in and you do not have earth quake insurance that you will not be covered or protected? Some one asks me this week this question. David Snell, I know you own Executive Restoration as well as Snell Experts and we know you like protection but certainly an earth quake could not happen in your city of Charlotte, North Carolina could it? I am like dude, North Carolina is on a fault line … (0 comments)
water damage: Lets talk about the health risk after a fire: Courtesy of Executive Restoration
- 03/02/11 09:06 PM
Getting through a fire is terrifying enough right? But just because you surrive a fire does not completely mean that you are now out of harms way. There are several health risks that involved after the after math of a serious fire and it is so important to address these issues immediately to aboid serious health complications in the future. Did you know that when materials do not burn up completely, a black residue made up of impure carbon particles is left behind? Executive Restoration would like to inform others that this is called soot and you are bound to have … (3 comments)
water damage: Drip Drip Drip .... Your Morning Coffee or the Start of Serious Health Problems?
- 02/23/11 11:49 PM
The Dangers of Water Damage Water damage is common and often not taken as seriously as it should be. Water damage can start as small as a pipe leak or be as big as a flood, either way, the damages need to be taken care of quickly and by a professional. If the proper precautions are not taken and repairs are not made within 24-48 hours, the damage can affect both your home and your health. Water damage is not always visible. It can be hidden underneath carpet or behind walls, all while it is destroying important structural elements and … (17 comments)
water damage: Have your drained your hot water heater in the past year?
- 02/20/11 09:49 AM
Have you drained your hot water heater in the past year? Why do you need to do this you may wonder. Draining your hot water heater ever year will prevent it from building up sludg and mineral deposits and make your hot water heater last so much longer in my experience as a water damage expert for homes and commercial properties. What is involved in draining your hot water heater? 1/ turn off your hot water heater either by the gas or the electrical as well as the water supply. 2/ hook up a hose to the drain line at the … (13 comments)
water damage: Adding Links to the Side Panel of your ActiveRain Blog
- 01/28/11 03:05 AM
Adding Links To the Side Panel of Your ActiveRain Blog This is a great way to add more exposure to your site. I am learning right along with the rest of the newbies but this is a great feature I have noticed. These links (shown below) offer a chance to expose our sites to every reader that crosses our blog - including the search engines. I am keeping track of my back links to my sites and notice that ActiveRain back links get noticed immediately. This is great! Typically I write about mold, or my last blog about what women want … (9 comments)
water damage: Meeting People in Devestating Circumstances is No One's Cup of Tea
- 01/19/11 06:19 AM
Meeting People in Devastating Circumstances is No One's Cup of Tea But sooner or later we all eventually meet up with someone that may have had some tragedy, some set back or catastrophe in their life and we may not know how to handle it. As a home restoration specialist, it's my job to restore something back to the way it was. This is much more in-depth than a simple repair. Typically by the time I get to the job, the damage has well run it's course and it's either clean up and start all over or try to piece back … (2 comments)
water damage: Pre-Inspections ~ Should Home Sellers Have One Done Prior to Listing?
- 01/05/11 06:09 AM
Pre-Inspections - Should Home Sellers Have One Done Prior to Listing? This is definitely up for debate. Some agents say yes it's a good idea, some say no. What are the arguments on each side? As a home inspection specialist I would hope the agent and the seller would make that decision for themselves. But let's throw out a couple scenarios first. A) Seller is working on a short sale and knows the property needs work. There may have been water damage in the past but doesn't really know the damage nor do they care. Does the agent simply tell them … (3 comments)
water damage: Are You Even Reading My Entire Post?
- 01/04/11 08:26 AM
Are you even reading my entire post? Don't you love those comments: "Nice post" Or "Good points" I am really confused as to why they are even posting that. If you need at least 10 words to make your comment count, why bother? If you don't have anything to bring to the table then just read the thing and move along. I have learned though, that many do read and never comment. Heck last week I think I got featured with two comments! I know that can't happen without someone reading it and suggesting it. But then there are those comments … (5 comments)
Executive Restoration LLC has been in business since 1987.
David Snell is a Certified Mold Inspector for Residential and Commercial Properties.
David Snell is a Certified Mold Remediator for Residential and Commercial Properties.
David's passion is, All Things Mold Related.
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Today is May 19, 2011 and SnellExperts.com is wondering if you have enough work? Do you have enough work in water damage, fire damage, smoke damage, mold inspections, mold clean up, mold remediation, certified mold inspections, certified mold remediation, crime scene clean up, water extractions, structural dry outs using air movers fans and dehumidification or dehumidifiers, are you a plumber, are you an electrician, are you a landscaper, aborists, painters, sheet rock repair company, roof repair company, ceramic tile repair and installation company, carpet cleaning company or furniture cleaning company?
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