A home is one of the biggest financial investments you can make so it’s no surprise you want everything in the home to operate smoothly, especially your plumbing system. Between burst pipes, aging hot water heaters, and leaking faucets, water damage is a real risk. One of the silent risks many homeowners never think about […]
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Fire can be catastrophic for a business owner. In addition to structural damages that can rack up thousands of dollars in repair and restoration costs, a business that experiences a fire may have to close for days, weeks, or even months, resulting in lost revenue. If you own a company, do you know what to […]
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Connie Childs, emergency services manager for the Elkridge office, joined the Reynolds Restoration Services team in January 2022. In her role, Connie is responsible for coordinating resources and equipment to ensure all related processes run smoothly and monitoring emergency assignments to ensure safety and industry standards are met on all projects. Connie describes her […]
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Homeowners insurance is one of the costs of owning a home you likely never think about until you have to. A standard homeowners insurance policy is designed to protect you financially from unexpected events that cause damages such as fire, smoke, theft, vandalism, falling trees, and weather events such as hail, wind, and lightning. Not […]
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A leaking roof in a commercial building can be one of the most frustrating experiences for a property manager or building owner. Water damage from a roof leak can cause thousands of dollars in damages, lead to mold growth, and even displace building occupants if the damage is extensive. Even a small leak can cause […]
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Carpenter Jeffrey Spencer joined the Reynolds Restoration Services team in January 2019. In his role, Jeffrey works on demolition, drywall, flooring, millwork, framing and carpentry for residential and commercial clients. Jeffrey has worked as a tradesman since discovering his passion for carpentry in his final year at William Penn Vocational Technical school. After graduation, he […]
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Wood surfaces are ideal locations for mold growth, especially when they are in a damp, warm environment such as an attic or basement. Mold thrives on wood surfaces such as ceiling beams, joists, windowsills, trim, and even furniture. Knowing how to remove mold on wood can help you minimize health risks for home occupants and […]
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Working smoke detectors are the first line of defense in the event of a fire. Fire can spread quickly and knowing your fire and smoke alarms are working properly can give you peace of mind you and your family can escape safely and alert the fire department for help. Smoke detectors, however, won’t do much […]
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Jahselah White joined the Reynolds Restoration Services team in October 2020 as a project coordinator. In her role at the Elkridge, Maryland office, Jahselah supports the emergency services manager and project managers to ensure projects are properly documented and all parties are informed of project progress. Her role is extremely detailed oriented, and she makes […]
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There are thousands of different types of molds all around us, both inside and outside our homes. Many types of mold shouldn’t cause you any worry as a homeowner. In fact, some mold such as penicillin is even considered helpful. Other molds, however, can be dangerous to humans, especially children, and pets. Black mold, also […]
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