Disaster Response

Cold weather is coming, and a little preparation now can help prevent a much bigger problem later.

Before the first hard freeze, take a few minutes to check:

• Exterior hoses and exposed plumbing
• Furnaces, fireplaces and chimneys
• Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
• Gutters and roof drainage
• Your main water shutoff
• Heat settings in vacant or lightly used spaces

Frozen pipes, roof leaks and heating-related fires are some of the most common property losses we see once temperatures drop.

Prepare now. And if something does happen, Disaster Response is available 24/7.

Cold weather brings a new set of risks for homes and businesses: frozen pipes, roof leaks, heating-related fires, and water damage that can quickly get worse if it goes unnoticed.

A few things to check before temperatures really drop:

- Service furnaces & boilers
- Inspect fireplaces & chimneys
- Disconnect exterior hoses
- Protect exposed plumbing
- Test smoke & CO alarms
- Know your main water shutoff

A little preparation now can help prevent a much bigger problem later. And if something does happen, Disaster Response is available 24/7 to help.

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Property damage is stressful enough without having to figure out what happens next.

When you call Disaster Response, our focus is simple:

We respond quickly.
We help stabilize the property and limit additional damage.

We communicate clearly.
We explain what’s happening, what comes next, and what to expect.

We stay with the job.
From emergency mitigation and contents services through repairs and reconstruction, our team can help manage the restoration process from start to finish.

Local response. Clear communication. Complete restoration.

24/7 Emergency Response: 844-315-3100

Proud to support the 51st Annual BOMA Golf Tournament hosted by BOMA Spokane ⛳️

Our team had a great day out on the course connecting with local property professionals and supporting an organization that does so much for building owners, property managers, facility engineers, and service vendors.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to sponsor events that bring our industry together and even more grateful for the relationships we continue to build along the way.

Thanks to BOMA Spokane for another great tournament. We’ll see you next year!

A water leak above can become a major structural problem fast.

This commercial property suffered a partial roof collapse after water intrusion compromised the materials overhead. Our team responded to assess the damage, stabilize the affected area, begin mitigation, and help move the property toward repairs.

When water damage goes beyond the surface, having the right restoration team matters.

After a water loss, removing the visible water is only the beginning. 💧

Our dehumidifiers, air movers, and HEPA filtration equipment work together to remove hidden moisture, improve air quality, and help prevent secondary damage like mold growth.

The right equipment. The right drying plan. Makes all the difference.

Drying a water-damaged home takes more than placing a few fans and waiting.

Our team uses professional air movers and dehumidifiers to create a controlled drying environment, remove excess moisture from the air, and help dry affected materials. In this home, portions of the flooring also had to be removed so we could access trapped moisture underneath and properly address the affected area.

Every piece of equipment is strategically placed, and moisture levels are monitored throughout the process. The goal is to dry the property thoroughly, help prevent additional damage, and prepare the space for repairs.

When water damage happens, acting quickly matters. Disaster Response is available 24/7 to help get your home and your life back on track.

Smoke and soot can settle onto furniture, decor, dishes, keepsakes, and belongings even in areas the flalmes never reached.

Our contents team carefully evaluates each item, documents and organizes belongings, and uses specialized cleaning and deodorization methods. From everyday household items to sentimental pieces, everything is handled with patience, care, and respect.

If your property has been affected by fire, smoke, or soot, Disaster Response is available 24/7 to help you take the next step.

844-315-3100

Biohazard cleanup is not an ordinary cleaning job, it requires specialized training, protective equippment, controlled containment, and careful handling from start to finish.

Our experienced Disaster Response team is equipped to safely remove affected materials, clean and disinfect impacted areas, help prevent cross-contaimination, and restore the property with discretion and attention to detail.

Disaster Response is available 24/7 when you need professional help most.

844-315-3100

When our communities come together, incredible things happen. ❤️

Our Boise team recently had the opportunity to support the firefighters responding to the large grass fire along the Idaho–Oregon border. Emri delivered a pallet of much-needed water and snacks to keep crews hydrated and fueled while they worked tirelessly on the front lines.

To the firefighters, first responders and supporting agencies working long hours to protect lives, homes and land: thank you. We are grateful for your courage, sacrifice and dedication.

Supporting the communities we serve means being there before, during and after disaster. We’re proud to stand alongside you.