If you’ve ever walked into a home after a fire, the visible damage can be heart-wrenching, but often, the true extent of the damage goes
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire departments in the United States alone respond to an average of 354,400 home structure fires annually.
When disaster strikes, the post-trauma is more than just physical damage. Accidents, crime scenes, and natural disasters can leave behind hazardous materials that require specialized
In 2022, amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, workplace hazards were reassessed. This revealed that biohazards were responsible for 550,819 deaths worldwide, including 476,000 from infectious
Did you know that last year, extreme weather conditions and natural disasters caused $92.9 billion in damage across America alone? The impact on homes, businesses,
A leaky pipe joint isn’t just a drip—it’s a potential disaster. Even a seemingly minor leak can quickly escalate in industrial and commercial settings,
Could your home be hiding a toxic secret? Many houses built before the 1980s contain a hidden hazard—asbestos. According to the United States Consumer Product
Blaring alarms, urgent warnings on television and radio, and the disruption of daily routines with school closures and roadblocks are all stark reminders of an
Mold. It’s a word that can make anyone irk, bringing to mind images of damp patches on walls and ceilings. But mold is more