With every disaster comes stress. The professionals at Kelmann Restoration want you to know we're here for you! Give us a call, and we'll get to work on your home or business. Meanwhile, discover what else you can do to ease your stress here.
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Wisconsin is no stranger to fiesty tornadoes. Do you know what you'd do if there was a tornado hitting your city or, even, worse, your home? Discover what you need to know to be fully prepared.
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Fireworks are a quintessential part of summer. They are also dangerous and contribute to a large number of preventable fires and emergency room visits every year. Understanding the inherent risks in using fireworks and firework safety is essential to responsibly…
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In the aftermath of a disaster, choosing a disaster restoration company can be a big decision. You are rightly concerned about recovering valuables and getting your home back to a livable condition. There are also insurance matters to sort out…
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With the arrival of warmer spring weather across the U.S, it is time to start thinking about summer outdoor activities. One of the most popular of these is backyard barbecues. As people begin to prepare their yards and get ready…
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Emergency and disaster response professionals undergo extensive training in order to be able to efficiently and competently respond to a wide range of disaster situations. From flood damage and mold to house fires, the emergency response professional must be able…
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Water damage is a serious problem that requires a fast response in order to prevent structural damage and mold growth. Even a small amount of sitting water can be very destructive to the structure and contents of your home. Because…
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Emergency preparation is an ongoing process to identify risks and create specific responses to natural disasters. The preparation process can often be time consuming and expensive, and it can be difficult to know even where to start. For this reason,…
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Preserving and restoring historic buildings requires a great deal of care and precision in order to avoid compromising the structure and interior of the building.
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Spring and summer are the perfect times to run a sprinkler. Your lawn will typically get most of its moisture naturally during fall and winter, but it still needs to stay hydrated during the hotter months. Make sure you use these four tips to check your sprinkler this spring.
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