Canvassing can be a tough road to walk, but those who can dismiss rejection and push forward are rewarded with the opportunity to earn huge commission and enjoy the freedom of working outdoors. At Allied Emergency Services, Inc. (AES), we’re looking for individuals who are up for the challenge and ready to take their sales…
Does Water-Damaged Drywall Need to Be Replaced? Hereās What You Should Know Water damage is a common issue that can wreak havoc on your home, and one of the most vulnerable materials to water exposure is drywall. Whether the result of a leaky pipe, roof leak, or flooding, water-damaged drywall can lead to structural problems,…
Key Changes in Building Code Regulations Under Illinois Public Act 103-0510 Illinois Public Act 103-0510 introduces significant changes to building code regulations, impacting newly constructed and substantially improved commercial buildings in non-building code jurisdictions. Certification of Inspection Requirements New Regulations for Commercial Buildings Starting January 1, 2025, newly constructed or substantially improved commercial buildings in…
In the wake of water-related disasters, safety is paramount, especially when it comes to electrical equipment. Allied Emergency Services, INC, specialists in storm and water damage restoration, provides essential guidelines for handling water-damaged electrical equipment, ensuring safety and compliance with the NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION recommendations. Key Points to Consider: Conclusion: Handling water-damaged electrical equipment…
In this article, we will discuss best practices and recommendations based on existing resources from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Building Science, as well as insights gained from the Mitigation Assessment Team (MAT) after Hurricane Michael. Our goal is to help building owners, operators, design professionals, contractors, and municipal officials mitigate wind and water…
