This DFW Nonprofit Offers Water Remediation Services For Flood Damage Victims

by DAVIS BROWN PRC Agency

Lock arms with Texas and show your support for Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief’s mission to repair the damage caused by February’s power outage. If your business or home has suffered water damage, you’re not alone!

Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief, a DFW-based nonprofit, has expanded its disaster relief efforts following the state’s recent power outage. In addition to its ongoing fundraiser, the organization is offering water remediation services to homes and businesses to mitigate flood-related damage, with an emphasis on long-term issues such as mold growth.

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The expanded services provided by Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief aim to provide aid to Texans as the state continues its ongoing process of reconstruction.

February's winter snowstorm caused an unprecedented amount of damage across Texas. At the peak of the crisis, approximately 4 million homes went without power, while over 7 million residents were ordered to boil tap water before drinking it. This, in part was due to contamination caused by frozen and burst water pipes.

Mold is known to grow quickly in flooded or recently flooded environments, and its presence can have a deleterious impact your home or business. Services offered by Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief include a mold damage assessment, air filtration, and restoration.

In broader terms, the nonprofit organization offers remediation and rebuilding treatments for any part of a building which has experienced flooding in the wake of the recent disaster, including walls, floors, and ceilings.

The complimentary aid service allows you alike to receive help for issues which require certified professionals in the fields of restoration and water remediation.

If you’re an uninsured or under-insured renter, you are eligible for the assistance offered by the Dallas-based organization.

Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief was founded by individuals who possess 20 years of experience in the field of disaster recovery. Donate to the organization’s fundraising effort by visiting https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=RFTDZB7XV55TQ

A spokesperson for the nonprofit said: “Though the power outage is behind us, there’s still a long road to recovery - especially when it comes to addressing the long-term consequences of flood damage such as mold growth.”

Life has been difficult in a number of ways recently – let Texas Disaster Recovery and Relief take one of your concerns away.

Go to https://bit.ly/3v91gV9 and give the organization your support today.