Spring Weather Terms & How to Prepare Your Property from Storm Damage It is officially spring season in Georgia and spring weather has already made an impact on homeowners and business owners. As the colder air moves out and temperatures rise, the atmosphere changes and storms begin to brew. We want to help
Prepare & Prevent Water Damage from Heavy Rainfall Water damage to your property from heavy rain can be avoided, but not everyone knows how to prevent damage before it happens. After disaster strikes, homeowners and business owners wish they had preplanned for a loss. According to West Bend Mutual Insurance, water damage is the
ServiceMaster by Bailey Travels to Texas for Disaster Relief Texas homes and business are at risk after a historical cold snap hit the state this week. Residents are left without power and many are facing major water damage to their property from burst frozen pipes. ServiceMaster by Bailey has mobilized to Houston, Texas,
How to Find & Turn Off Your Water Valves Unless you have experienced a water leak in your home, you may not know what to do. Panic usually sets in as you see water leaking from your ceiling, pouring from your light fixtures, and covering almost every floor of your home. The pros
Winter Weather Terms and What They Mean for North Metro Atlanta Residents When a shift in weather is coming, news stations and weather channels will broadcast a series of terms and advisories. But what do they mean to North Metro Atlanta residents? Winter Weather Advisory When freezing rain, sleet, or 2 - 4
ServiceMaster by Bailey Travels to Louisiana for Hurricane Laura Disaster Relief The ServiceMaster by Bailey team traveled to help relieve Louisiana homeowners and businesses recovering from Hurricane Laura. During every hurricane season, we monitor the hurricane’s path and are ready to respond. We understand the urgency that comes with hurricane damage and we want
Bringing Hurricane Sally Restoration to Cherokee County Last week, Hurricane Sally made landfall and Georgia felt her effects. Sally eventually weakened into a Tropical Storm, but over 30 inches of rain were still reported while she continued inland. With strong winds and heavy rains, Cherokee County residents saw varying extremes of hurricane damage. Each
