Total Restoration Services Inc.

  Few disasters are as fast and outright devastating as a wildfire. The losses it brings — the physical and emotional — can have survivors reeling, families and businesses trying grimly to put themselves back together. A fire in Kelowna can flare up with little notice, caused by dry conditions or electrical problems, and within moments change safe spaces into scenes of devastation. But in the smoke and rubble, there is a road back and out of this: we can recover; we will rebuild. When a fire strikes in the region, its focus is immediate containment and safety. The hard part comes after the fires go out. The soot, smoke, and water from fighting the fire long outlast, however long it takes to extinguish the flames. Unattended, acid soot can etch metal fixtures and discolor surfaces, including the air. Professional disaster restoration is a necessity at this stage, as they can evaluate the damage, get rid of any contaminants, and return homes to a safe living environment. The recover...

We all know that Mother Nature can be relentless, and the power of her impact can drive devastation with little notice, leaving homes and businesses (and infrastructure) susceptible to the destruction that comes in a storm. A strong storm passing through Kamloops may come with heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning that can be both disruptive to daily life and dangerous to your valuable property. When nature’s wrath strikes, readiness and speedy response are the best ways to limit damage and promote a quick return to business as usual. A storm in Kamloops with strong winds and already saturated ground can take down trees, tear roofs off of homes, and create flash floods in low areas. There are also regular power cuts, sometimes for hours—if not days—on end. In the wake of this disaster, there are secondary perils, including water damage, structural instability, and contamination from debris. The recovery can start once the clouds part. Staying safe will always be a priority — no craw...