Hurricane season is here with many storms like Sandy causing havoc in the North East.
Heavy rain, storm surge, hurricanes, and other severe weather events can lead to devastating floods that cause extensive damage. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), flood damage totaled over $8 billion in 2019 and many of the affected areas are still recovering from the impact. After a flood hits your home or business, you’ll want to assess and
Its surprising how many small business owners who run their businesses on computers and small networks don’t invest in antivirus, malware, spyware or a firewall. Even backing-up your data is vitally important, after all, its your business and backing-up would make it a lot easier for you to continue working in the event of a cyber attack. Here are a
In the wake of hurricane Sandy those of us who have been effected by the storm will have some renovations and improvements to do; maybe even more. But as far as home-improvement projects go, it’s not the scale of the changes that you make. Instead, the deciding factor should be the impact that is created. With this mindset, you need
When choosing a contractor to repair the storm damage to your home, AVOID contractors who: Claim that they have been “approved” by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (“FEMA”). FEMA does not approve or disapprove contractors. Insist that you pay for the work in CASH and in ADVANCE. Municipalities and countries prohibit licensed contractors from doing this. Do not itemize the