Would you know what to do in the event of a flood or water damage in your home? We spoke to Kainoa Carlson of HI Now, the interview segment of Hawaii News Now's morning show, this past week to answer this question. General Manager of our Oahu Operation, Marlone Madamba and General Manage...
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Why can’t I just dry this myself? Do I really need to hire a professional to clean up water damage? Our answer to these very reasonable questions is based on the truly significant amount of damage that not a lot of water can have on your home and the fact that the actual damage caused is often not...
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When it comes to water damaged wood floors, immediate response from a professional property damage restoration team is crucial to saving them. Because of the cellulose fibers in wood flooring, the water is absorbed quickly into the wood base boards; this is why while the wood f...
Read MoreJahren from our mitigation team takes us into a contained area of a recent multi-unit water damage event that we responded to at a senior care center. Especially in a critical care environment where we are dealing with heightened health sensitivities, containment barriers are the best way to p...
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Not all flood water is the same. The proper protocol for flood response varies depending on the category of water present. The categories of water refer to the level of contamination of the water considering its originating source and quality after it comes into contact with building materials...
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If you own a property in Hawaii, water damage is a common concern with the strong storms and downpours that come with living in a tropical climate. If flooding has wreaked havoc on your home, the first thing you need to do is call a professional water damage restoration company to assess the problem...
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To help delve a little deeper into the science of drying, here are my top “Level 2” questions we get from building managers, some who, unfortunately, have had to use restoration services more than once. How does a moisture meter work? The science behind why a moisture meter works is ro...
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Premier Restoration Hawaii recommends how to save money by focusing on specific areas of your home. 1. Supply Lines Choosing the right material for plumbing appliance supply lines is important. Simply choosing a stainless-steel braided rubber hose with threaded connections over other materials...
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Managing Risk While Managing Cash by Marlone Madamba Jan 2019 issue of Building Management Hawaii Page 34 20 years ago when i started in property restoration we didn't have the litany of concerns that we do today. With most industries as they grow, the technical service elements become way more deta...
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While hardwood flooring is an aesthetically beautiful design choice in your home, they are notoriously difficult to dry if affected by a flood or water damage. Even if you think the wood floors LOOK dry after using a bunch of towels to sop up the excess water, the wood can still buckle later. ...
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