It is imperative that the structure is stabilized and temporary repairs are made to ensure the safety of the occupants.

With winter's snow finally giving way to spring rain, many property managers make the mistake of easing up on seasonal maintenance, but the storms ahead could mean greater damage than ever if you're not prepared.

Rising temperatures may have us thrilled to spend time outdoors again, but too many homeowners forget that spring also brings relentless storms that are anything but pleasant. 
 

While we inch our way into Spring, it can be all too easy to welcome winter's thaw and neglect preparation for the oncoming rains and the disasters they could bring.
 

While most of us look forward to Spring's pleasant weather, experienced property managers know the changing seasons bring about a flood of elements to tackle.
 

In the winter more than ever, you rely on your home as a shelter from the harsh elements, but without crucial seasonal maintenance, ice dams could have you facing more of the outside than you would like.
 

The season's snow and ice are not only cause for extra care on the ground, but on your property's vulnerable roofing system.
 

As we turn to our heating systems for the first time this season, October will be the most prevalent month for indoor fires without preventative measures in place.

DANE Contractors and Restorz 24/7 commercial & residential emergency response services are on standby.

The massive interior and exterior structural damage from the fallen tree required restoration to the entire home.

Mold spores need water to thrive, so humid, moist conditions allow for mold proliferation.

Sponsored by Oswald Companies, an independent insurance agency, they were included as part of a gift package received by all donors.

Drenching rains in August led to local flooding which caused extensive damage to a popular ski resort in Northeast Ohio.

DANE Contractors' 24/7 first response team mitigated damages and set up engineering controls.

Dry ice blasting is a perfect medium for paint preparation, in addition to many other applications.
 

Known more commonly as dry ice blasting, the process offers cost efficiency, minimal business interruption, excellent cleaning capability and superior surface preparation for commercial painting.