Dalworth Restoration Deploys Flood Cleanup and Disaster Recovery Teams to New Orleans in the Aftermath of Hurricane Isaac
Flood Cleanup Crews to Aid Commercial Properties
Flood Cleanup and Disaster Recovery after Hurricane Isaac
Dalworth Restoration disaster response crews are being deployed to New Orleans to aid in Hurricane Isaac recovery efforts. Restoration technician teams along with semi-trailer trucks packed with commercial strength flood cleanup equipment are making their way to the city at this time and should be in place later today. Their disaster recovery gear includes all the essential hardware for industrial and commercial flood cleanups, including generators, descants, fans, dehumidifiers, water extraction and flood pumping units.
Dalworth Restoration crews are to assist commercial customers with water damage restoration following Hurricane Isaac’s torrential rains, 80 mph winds and significant floods. Flood cleanup efforts by trained restoration personnel are essential in times of natural disasters. In fact, damage assessment and recovery plan implementation are key services that allow business operations to resume as quickly as possible.
Hurricane Isaac is a Category 1 storm that overwhelmed observers with its slow moving yet particularly destructive flooding. Power outages affected 700,000 residents and fallen trees and other debris blocked roads throughout the storm’s path. Heavy rainfall also contributed to massive water damages in the affected areas. New Orleans has been spared the full impact of the hurricane, although areas around the city and along the coastline suffered tremendous storm surges that swept away houses and left residents and cars stranded.
Massive cleanup and restoration work will be necessary to rebuild the affected areas touched by the tropical storm. The undertaking will require a hefty budget and will depend on a collaborative effort by city personnel, paid professionals, as well as volunteers to rebuild infrastructure and restore normalcy and functionality to the cities, towns and municipalities that suffered extensive storm damage.
Flood Cleanup Crews to Aid Commercial Properties
Flood Cleanup and Disaster Recovery after Hurricane Isaac
Dalworth Restoration crews are to assist commercial customers with water damage restoration following Hurricane Isaac’s torrential rains, 80 mph winds and significant floods. Flood cleanup efforts by trained restoration personnel are essential in times of natural disasters. In fact, damage assessment and recovery plan implementation are key services that allow business operations to resume as quickly as possible.
Hurricane Isaac is a Category 1 storm that overwhelmed observers with its slow moving yet particularly destructive flooding. Power outages affected 700,000 residents and fallen trees and other debris blocked roads throughout the storm’s path. Heavy rainfall also contributed to massive water damages in the affected areas. New Orleans has been spared the full impact of the hurricane, although areas around the city and along the coastline suffered tremendous storm surges that swept away houses and left residents and cars stranded.
Massive cleanup and restoration work will be necessary to rebuild the affected areas touched by the tropical storm. The undertaking will require a hefty budget and will depend on a collaborative effort by city personnel, paid professionals, as well as volunteers to rebuild infrastructure and restore normalcy and functionality to the cities, towns and municipalities that suffered extensive storm damage.
