By Allied Emergency Services · Updated August 27, 2026 For years, Oklahoma homeowners swore something had changed. Roofs that any experienced inspector would call totaled were suddenly “wear and tear.” Claims that once paid for full replacements came back as checks for a handful of shingles and a vent cap. Now — after a Comanche…
A severe storm rolls through northern Illinois. By morning, your roof has missing shingles, your gutters are bent, and your neighbor’s tree is sitting in your backyard. The storm is gone, but now the real work begins — and for most homeowners, the insurance claims process is more stressful than the storm itself. If you’ve…
The Crucial Role of Restoration Contractors: Why Insurance Adjusters Aren’t Enough When your property has been damaged by hail, storms, or other natural disasters, you want to ensure it’s repaired and restored to its original condition. While insurance adjusters play a vital role in assessing damages and processing claims, they are not the experts when…
When water damage strikes, electrical equipment requires meticulous evaluation to ensure safety and functionality. This guide, based on NEMA standards, outlines the critical steps and considerations for evaluating various types of water-damaged electrical equipment. Key Steps and Standards for Evaluation: Conclusion: Evaluating water-damaged electrical equipment is a complex process that requires strict adherence to NEMA…
Air Sealing and Insulating Common Walls in Multi-Family Buildings for Code Compliance Common walls—also known as party walls, fire walls, or tenant separation walls—play a critical role in multi-family buildings. These walls provide necessary fire resistance and compartmentalization between units, but they also pose unique challenges for air sealing and insulation. This guide provides an…
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