The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), offers a comprehensive solution to address the growing concerns related to mold and dampness in buildings through its Dampness and Mold Assessment Tool. Designed for general buildings, this tool is a proactive measure to identify, assess,…
Can You Reclaim Water Run-off from Your Roof? Yes, water run-off from asphalt shingle roofs can be reclaimed, but it is essential to understand its limitations and proper uses. Reclaimed water from asphalt shingles should only be used for non-potable purposes such as lawn, shrubbery, and flower irrigation. It is not FDA approved for potable…
Storms can significantly damage your home’s exterior, leaving you with the task of making necessary repairs or even complete replacements. One critical aspect of your home that may need attention is the siding. Installing new siding after a storm not only repairs the cosmetic damages but also offers an opportunity to upgrade your home’s durability,…
The recent hailstorm in Highland Park, IL, and surrounding areas has caused significant damage to properties, with hailstones measuring up to 1.75″ in diameter. If you’ve been affected by this event, our team at Allied Emergency Services is ready to help you recover. With our expert knowledge, state-of-the-art technology, and commitment to excellent customer service,…
At Allied Emergency Services, INC, we understand the importance of ensuring the mold resistance of materials used in restoration and construction. A crucial method for assessing this is the APA Test Method D-2. This procedure, based on the United States Forest Products Laboratory Bulletin No. 1344, measures the mold resistance of protein glues used in…
