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  The presence of mould has become a high-stakes gamble for apartment building owners, management companies, developers and builders. The past wave of litigation sought verdicts in the billions of dollars. Since mould and other airborne pollutants are often difficult to detect, potential buyers also are at significant risk. There are a couple of simple steps buyers can take to protect themselves.

  Fire and smoke damage costs millions of dollars a year to property and loss of business during restoration. 80% of companies that undergo a major fire never actually recover (National Audit Office) They say disasters comes in threes You lose equipment and stock You lose the means to produce and do business You lose customers – often permanently

    I n summer when the heat impedes or in winter when the cold hinders, WATER hot or cold is certainly a first relief. We turn on a tap and out it pours. Water is an essential aspect of our every day life. From the time we wake up in the morning until we go to bed in the night, we depend on water for several uses. Unfortunately the conditions in which it is stored and distributed are often far from ideal. Water is generally stored in overhead or underground tanks; it is rather a case of “out of sight out of mind situation”. Very few people observe the condition of their water storage tanks and distribution pipelines

  The damage caused by the fire continues even after the fire is fully contained. Smoke residue and water from fire hoses, or even humidity, can significantly harm your belongings. Knowing what to do is very important right from the start to minimize the loss due to fire. Prompt action can lower overall cost, as well as save valuable possessions that might otherwise be lost.