Snowstorm in the Northeast – The Damage After the Storm

Nov. 2, 2011 - PRLog -- In Massachusetts, power went out in the western part of the state leaving approximately 620,000 people without electricity. Currently, over half of local residents remain without power. The Boston and Cambridge area received about 1-2 inches of snow while other cities, such as Plainfield, received as much as 30.8 inches. The power outages caused many to cancel Halloween celebrations and most school districts were forced to close. Nearly 300,000 people are still without electricity in New Jersey while New York has about 150,000 residents without power. In Pennsylvania, 65 roads remain closed as a result of downed power lines and trees.
911 Restoration, the nation’s leading disaster restoration Company urges homeowners and businesses to remain calm. “During times like these, many people become overwhelmed by the amount of damage to their property. If you experience water damage or property damages, we recommend that you contact a professional restoration Company to handle the repairs. Here at 911 Restoration, safety is our priority. The best decision that a property owner can make as soon as they discover damage, is to contact a professional that has the experience and proper equipment”.
– Daniel Gradus, 911 Restoration of Boston
911 Restoration has branches across the northeast, including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. 911 Restoration branches expect to receive several cases of water damage from melting snow once the temperature begins to warm. Wet spots and stains in your ceilings, near fireplace chimneys, in basements, and around windows are an indication of a potentially severe water damage situation.
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911 Restoration is a full service, certified and insured, nation-wide restoration company. Services include mold remediation, water damage repair, fire and smoke damage restoration and more. Established in 1978.