The uncertainty which the novel COVID-19 has brought the world into a sudden halt, may have us on edge for good reason, as this virus is causing a major disruption of our everyday way of life. The focus is to ‘not get infected’ and follow the recommendations of safety measures to achieve it. These suggestions are clearly posted everywhere we look, chances are we have them memorized. The general health safety prevention measures that most of us have known all our lives still stand true, more so today than ever before.

The continuous and emphasized reminders to avoid exposure by local, state, and federal health officials are to be taken seriously. However, the exponential infection rate of the virus indicate that the continuous spread could mean that many of us are still not taking heed on the emergency advisories of self-quarantine, or many of us were already exposed before the alarm went off two weeks ago in the United States, or even within our immediate communities. At this point, all we have left to do is to proceed with extreme caution, and hope we still have a chance to contain the spread of this virus, as best as we are able. We have also taken to heart the DO THE FIVE public health catchy statement:

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When deciding on if opening an Insurance claim for a water damage or mold damage problem please remember.....

We all pay high insurance premiums and the least we expect when having a water damage or mold damage problem in our homes is to have a fair and smooth process in restoring them the way they were before the damage.

Even though it sounds like a simple process; recovering from a storm or a regular plumbing problem in your house could be complicated and it may become a nightmare if it is not managed properly.

There are many things to consider when facing a problem in your house. These are some questions that may need to be answered before moving forward:

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