From Sinkhole to Solid Ground: The Rescue of a Collapsing Bathroom Floor

In Logan, West Virginia, the Johnson family recently faced a pressing issue with their home's bathroom floor. The floor was decaying and slowly sinking, posing a risk of collapse into the basement. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the resident reached out to Integral Group Solution (IGS) for assistance, simply stating, "We need help."

IGS swiftly responded to the resident's plea, mobilizing resources through its Handyman Program. Partnering with Keenan, owner of KB's Handyman Service, they worked together to address the problem and restore safety to the home.

Keenan emphasized the need for prompt action, stating, "Immediate action was necessary to prevent further damage and ensure the resident's safety."

Thanks to the collaboration between IGS and KB's Handyman Service, the project was completed at no cost to the resident. This support was a relief to Ms. Johnson, who expressed gratitude, saying, "The assistance from IGS has been amazing. We feel much safer now in our home. Thank you for helping us in this time of need. "

Mayor Nolletti of Logan also acknowledged the importance of community partnerships, noting, "The collaboration between the City of Logan and the IGS Handyman Program reflects our commitment to supporting residents in need."

While this goodwill job went beyond the typical coverage of the Handyman Program, it exemplifies the dedication of IGS and its partners to serving the community. It underscores the importance of fostering strong relationships to ensure the well-being of residents.

The IGS Handyman Program is available to all municipalities interested in supporting their residents. It provides essential assistance for residents facing day-to-day challenges in maintaining their homes. Together, we can continue to support and strengthen communities across the nation.

To learn more about the IGS Handyman Program, and how it can help your community, reach out to Justin Steinbugl, IGS Program Director, at 703-869-5694 or email him at [email protected].