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Did you know that 22% of homes in the UK are damaged on an annual basis by storms? ?? Considering most homes are smaller than the buildings you manage and work in, the risk of storm damage can be much greater the larger the building. This also increases the need for qualified specialists to conduct any maintenance, this is where Complete Access Services can help… This week we are already out following up storm Bert with regular maintenance and safety checks with our current clients. Have you reviewed how safe your building is recently? If you haven’t reviewed your buildings safety in the last six months, it could be well overdue. Drop me a message if this is a current concern of yours, due to my experience in maintenance and rope access on high rise buildings in London, it’s highly likely we can help ensure your building is safe for the weeks and months to come!

Winter Storms & Property Safety Winter storms can bring unexpected damage to your property, from frozen pipes to roof leaks. Don’t wait for an emergency take proactive steps today: ?? Inspect your building’s plumbing and heating systems to prevent frozen pipes. ?? Ensure your roof is clear of snow and ice to avoid leaks. ?? Check your gutters to prevent flooding from heavy rains. We’re here to help with inspections, maintenance, and emergency restoration services. Contact us today to schedule a quick winter readiness check! #WinterSafety #CommercialProperty #StormPreparedness #BMSCAT

??? **Home Safety Tips From Coast To Summit Home Inspections** ?? **After The Storm** After a tropical system passes through, it’s crucial to assess your home for potential hazards during the cleanup process. Here are some dangers to keep in mind, both seen and unseen: ? **Electrical Hazards**: Be cautious of downed power lines and flooded areas. Always assume wires are live and report any hazards to your local utilities. If your home experienced flooding, have an electrician evaluate the electrical system before turning it back on. ?? **Pest Problems**: The aftermath of a storm can disturb pests like fire ants and even snakes, leading them to invade your space. Watch out for fire ant mounds, especially in areas with standing water, and be aware of snake activity in your yard or around structures. Take proactive measures to eliminate pest problems before they become a bigger issue. ??? **Structural Integrity**: Inspect your roof, windows, and doors for damage. Even minor cracks can lead to significant water intrusion, resulting in mold growth and other issues. ?? **Water Damage**: Identify and mitigate any water leaks or standing water. Ensure proper drainage around your home to prevent future flooding. Remember, safety comes first! Take the necessary precautions to protect your family and home in the wake of the storm. If you're unsure about the condition of your home, don’t hesitate to reach out for a professional inspection! Remember; TURNAROUND DON'T DROWN! Stay safe out there! ?? #HomeSafety #CoastToSummit #StormPreparedness #ElectricalHazards #PestControl #Snakes

?? When the Unexpected Happens, We're Here for You ?? Emergencies don’t wait for convenient times—they happen when you least expect it. That’s why we’ve made it easier than ever to reach us when you need help fast. Introducing our Emergency Button: ?? Quick Response: Get immediate assistance when storm damage, leaks, or other urgent roofing issues arise. ?? Peace of Mind: Know that our team is just a click away, ready to help secure and protect your home. ?? Expert Care: With years of experience, we handle emergencies efficiently and professionally, so you can focus on what matters most. When every second counts, Fundamental Roofing and Restoration has your back. Whether it’s a late-night storm or an unexpected issue, we’re here to provide the support you need, when you need it. ?? Call/Text us anytime at 470-982-9444 ?? Email us at [email protected] Let’s turn your emergency into a solution you can count on. #EmergencySupport #FundamentalRoofing #HereWhenYouNeedUs #RoofingCare

??? **Prepare for the Storm: Protect Your Business!** ??? With storms forecasted this weekend, it’s vital to ensure your business is ready. High winds and heavy rain can lead to serious roof damage, jeopardizing the safety of your employees and customers. Before the storm hits, consider these tips to protect your interior if a roof leak occurs: 1. Move Valuable Items: Relocate important documents, electronics, and equipment away from potential leak areas. 2. Use Buckets and Tarps: Place buckets under any suspected leak points to catch drips, and use tarps to cover vulnerable areas temporarily. 3. Seal Off Affected Areas: If you notice signs of a leak, restrict access to those areas to prevent accidents and further damage. 4. Inspect Drainage Systems: Clear gutters and downspouts to help minimize the risk of water pooling on your roof. 5. Create an Emergency Plan: Ensure your team knows how to respond if water begins to enter the building, including how to safely evacuate if necessary. If you do experience a leak, call us immediately at 615-448-6349 for quick and reliable repairs. Our team is here to help restore your peace of mind and keep your operations running smoothly, no matter the weather! Reach out today to schedule an assessment and ensure your business is protected. #StormPreparedness #RoofInspections #BusinessSafety #StaySafe #commercialroofrepairs #roofdoctors

Reminding all Owners that our offices will be closed from Friday, 20 December 2024 and re-opening on Monday, 6 January 2025 at 9:00am. In case of an emergency this holiday season, such as storm damage, flooding, water leaks, fire, or power outages, it’s important to take care of yourself and your loved ones. Please remember to reach out to the appropriate services for assistance. Here are some key contacts: ? State Emergency Services: For storm and flood assistance, you can call 132 500. ? Police: In any immediate danger, please dial 000. ? Energex: For emergencies, you can reach them 24/7 at 13 19 62. If you're experiencing a power outage, you can call 13 62 62, and for general inquiries, their number is 13 12 53. ? Queensland Fire Department: For fire emergencies, please also call 000. If your scheme has a caretaker, they should be your first point of contact. Please be aware that if emergency repairs are deemed to be the Owner’s responsibility, the related call-out and repair costs will be billed to the Owner. Stay safe and look after each other during this festive season! ?For further information in relation to Common Property maintenance, please head to our website at: https://lnkd.in/gHJwXRYF ?

Storm Eowyn has battered the UK with strong winds and heavy rain, and if your building has been exposed to the worst of it, your roof could have taken a hit. Storm damage isn’t always obvious at first glance, but catching issues early can prevent costly repairs down the line. Some key signs to look out for include… Leaks or water stains inside your building, which could mean the roof membrane has been compromised. Loose or missing panels, particularly on metal or flat roofing systems. Strong winds can dislodge sections of the roof, leaving it vulnerable. Blocked or overflowing gutters, as debris buildup can prevent proper drainage and lead to water pooling. Sagging or weakened roof areas, which could indicate structural damage from heavy rain or wind pressure. Debris or fallen objects on your roof, which may have caused punctures or hidden damage. If you notice any of these warning signs, it’s best to act fast. At Pro Clad Roofing, we provide emergency roof inspections and repairs for commercial and industrial buildings across Scotland. Our experienced team will assess any damage and carry out necessary repairs to ensure your property is protected against further issues. Don’t wait until a small problem becomes a major one—get in touch today on 0141 810 1000 to schedule an inspection and keep your business safe. #StormEowyn #StormDamage #EmergencyRepairs #CommercialRoofing #ProCladRoofing #ScotlandWeather #BuildingMaintenance

Winter storms can be tough, but a little preparation goes a long way in keeping your property and tenants safe. Our latest blog covers five simple steps to help you get winter-ready, like cleaning out gutters, insulating pipes, and sealing up drafty windows. These easy fixes can help prevent severe damage and keep everyone comfortable during this winter season. Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/g-6w_zuq #multifamily #winterstorms #propertymanagement

Are you ready for this weekend’s Deep Freeze? ?? Property Managers and Building Owners, winter’s chill is here, and we want to help you safeguard your property. Here are 5 crucial steps you (or your tenants) can take to prevent costly damage: 1?? Let your faucets drip – A slow drip keeps water moving through pipes, preventing them from freezing. 2?? Open cabinet doors – This allows heat and air to reach pipes under sinks, especially in colder areas. 3?? Set the thermostat above 65° – Even if the space is empty, maintaining heat is essential for preventing frozen pipes. 4?? Disconnect hoses & turn off outdoor waterlines – Protect your exterior plumbing from the freeze. 5?? Clear gutters and drains – Ensure they are free of debris to avoid flooding when the thaw begins. By taking these 5 simple steps, you can minimize the risk of frozen pipes, flooding, and expensive repairs. ?? Need emergency help? If disaster strikes, ASR’s Emergency Services team is ready to respond 24/7. Call us anytime at 303-325-7315 – we’re here to help, no matter the hour!?

Hello, everyone! ??? We wanted to touch base and provide some updates about the severe weather that’s been affecting our friends in Queensland and Victoria recently. In Queensland, we are witnessing some extreme weather conditions, with torrential rains leading to significant flooding and road closures. Reports indicate that areas between Cairns and Mackay have already received over 1000mm of rain in just a week, and there's more to come! Local authorities are on high alert, and we have seen multiple rescues as they prepare for potential flooding that could reach upwards of second-storey floors in some areas. In Townsville, evacuation preparations are underway, with dedicated evacuation centres open for those affected. A big shoutout to the brave first responders and volunteers who are tirelessly working to ensure everyone's safety during this challenging time. Meanwhile, down in Victoria, a heatwave is on the horizon with temperatures expected to soar into the high 30s and low 40s. The CFA is urging those in high-risk bushfire areas to finalize their fire survival plans and be prepared. Let’s all keep our friends and family in these regions in our thoughts during this intense weather. ??? If you are in the area, please stay safe and follow the guidance from local authorities. How are you managing through this weather? Share your tips or stories with us in the comments below! Stay safe! #QueenslandWeather #VictoriaHeatwave #StaySafeAustralia #FloodSafety #WeatherUpdate