With summer in full swing, it is that time of year again in many parts of the country for the dreaded hurricane season. Owning properties in the Atlantic basin comes with an added layer of concern with the peak of the hurricane season running from June into November. While there are only so many precautions that can be taken ahead of a storm, your reaction immediately following a storm may be the most important step to ensuring that your building is properly assessed for damages and completely repaired in a timely manner. One of the main issues in the aftermath of a hurricane that literally goes unseen is mold.
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