Pro Service Builders Works to 'Leave Properties in Better Shape than Before' - Press Release - Digital Journal
Pro Service Builders Works to 'Leave Properties in Better Shape than Before' - Press Release - Digital Journal |
| Posted: 27 Nov 2019 03:31 PM PST  Little Rock - Pro Service Builders, at https://www.proservicebuilders.com/, has instilled a high standard for service in their organization. They vow to leave the properties they work on in even better shape than the structures were before they sustained any damage. Their missionhas helped cementedtheir reputation as a leading disaster restoration contractor for homes and businessesin Arkansas. Pro Service Builders has been providing disaster restoration services in Little Rock, AK for the past six years. To provide the best possible service, the team is fully insured, licensed, and bonded. They strive to help their clients get back to living their lives normally, as quickly and as fast as possible, but also while offering quality care. As implied in their mission, they always try to go above and beyond for their clients. Pro Service Builders is not satisfied with merely doing a good job; they want to make their customers proud. The company displays testimonials they have received from clients on their website because they believe that what their customers have to say speaks for itself. The owner of the company, Mike Garner, boasts over 18 years of experience in commercial construction management. The company's project manager also has a significant amount of experience, working in residential construction for more than twenty years. The expertise and passion of these two men helps the company be successful both technically and in their desire to do the best possible job for their clients. Pro Service Builders specializes in several different kinds of restoration services. They can assist clients who have experienced fire, wind, or water damage. Fire damage restoration is a specialty of the company. However,the company can also help with structural damage from falling trees, mitigation and cleaning from mold, and anything task in between. The company also has a blog on their website, where visitors can learn essential tips to keep their homes, businesses, and families safe. This information is free on the company's website, andis part of their duty to help the Little Rock community become educated about fire damage prevention. Pro Service Builders encourages anyone with concerns about their property to stop by the company office or to call with questions. Media Contact Contact Person: Michael Garner Email: Send Email Address:22 Rahling Cir #214 City: Little Rock State: Arkansas, 72223 Country: United States Website: https://www.proservicebuilders.com/  |
| Cuomo seeking Major Disaster Declaration to assist with flood reparations - WKTV Posted: 27 Nov 2019 09:15 AM PST Gov. Andrew Cuomo has officially requested that the federal government issue a Major Disaster Declaration to the 18 counties affected by the Halloween floods to assist in repairing more than $33 million in damages. Affected areas include parts of Chautauqua, Chenango, Cortland, Erie, Essex, Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Montgomery, Oneida, Oswego, Otsego, Saratoga, Tioga and Warren counties.   Photo courtesy of Michael Sylvia  A Major Disaster Declaration would allow federal funding to be allocated to local communities for emergency protective measures, debris removal and repairs to public buildings and infrastructure, as well as direct support for individuals and homeowners in Essex, Hamilton, Herkimer and Oneida counties. "This year's Halloween storm caused tremendous damage to infrastructure and homes across the entire state," Cuomo said. "I am urging the federal government to validate the severity of these storm damages as soon as possible so we can begin to get the businesses and families the funding they need to repair and rebuild." As local first responders and emergency teams addressed immediate issues, the State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services sent specialists to assess damage so the areas could apply for federal disaster assistance. State and federal experts have estimated that the storm caused more than $33 million in damages and funding has been requested through FEMA to support the restoration of public infrastructure. FEMA's Public Assistance Program, which provides reimbursement for local governments after a disaster, helps with debris removal, emergency protective measures, repair and rebuilding of public infrastructure that was damaged including roads, schools, bridges, parks, hospitals, police stations, fire houses, water and waste water treatment facilities. RELATED STORY: Herkimer County residents seeking help from the federal government Cuomo is also requesting federal funding through FEMA's Individual Assistance Program for Essex, Hamilton, Herkimer and Oneida counties. This program provides direct support to individuals and households. Assessments have determined 18 homes were destroyed, 135 sustained major damage, 136 sustained minor damage and 110 were otherwise affected in some way. If approved, eligible homeowners will work directly with FEMA to obtain funding. Over the course of the storm, more than 100 state roads were damaged or impassable as floodwaters invaded multiple roads, bridges and culverts. Utility crews also had to restore power to more than 650,000 electric customers affected by the heavy rain from Oct. 31 through Nov. 2. The National Weather Service and New York State Mesonet data indicates upstate New York received two to five inches of rain with isolated amounts up to seven inches during the storm. The storm caused heavy rainfall, flash flooding and strong winds. Flooding reached record levels on the West Canada Creek at the Hinckley Dam and Kast Bridge, Sacandaga River at Hope and Mohawk River at Little Falls. Some residents in the Mohawk Valley also needed to be evacuated, including residents in the Village of Frankfort in Herkimer County near Moyer Creek and in Chadwicks in Oneida County near Sauquoit Creek. State and local rescue teams rescued 65 people and 14 animals during the storm. Cuomo has requested more than $6.7 million for Herkimer County, $2.4 million for Oneida County and around $130,000 for Otsego County. Read Cuomo's full request below.  |
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