Valley Stream, NY – December 14, 2010 – With cold weather, comes a slew of new water damage problems that people must be prepared for. Problems such as frozen pipe bursts, flooded basements and attics and even mold are things that people must look out for. In the event that people do suffer from any of these dilemmas, Flood Control is on the scene to help ease homeowner and business owner worries.
Flood Control has been aiding both commercial and residential residences since 1994 and just this past summer, Flood Control has serviced hundreds of people during the busy hurricane season. Now, Flood Control aims to continue their unsurpassed support to those in need for whatever winter water damage problems that come their way.
To help combat the accompanying problems associated with the shift in weather, Flood Control has its IICRC certified technicians on hand and ready to go 24/7, nationwide. Along with its timely support, Flood Control technicians also have access to the latest technology to solve any problems put in their way. Resources such as drying fans, dehumidifiers and air filters all play a major role when it comes to remediating difficult situations.
“This summer has seen its fair share of tropical storms and hurricanes all across the United States and Flood Control has been at the forefront when it comes to aiding families and businesses clean up their water damage problems.” says Executive Vice President, Steven Hittelman. “With winter just around the corner Flood Control is prepared to switch gears for winter-related problems like frozen pipe leaks, snow runoff flooding and ice damage restoration.” As a professional water damage restoration company, it is very important to have a presence during every season at every location so that the least amount of damage can occur.
Flood Control, Inc. specializes in flood damage repair, water damage removal, sewage cleanup, mold remediation and fire damage restoration. Flood Control, Inc. can be reached at its national number at 1-800-973-0041. Please visit http://www.floodcontroller.com/ and http://www.facebook.com/FloodControlInc for more information.
