by Katie Smith | Aug 1, 2020 | Storm Damage
Photo Credit: nha.nova.gov The Good News Hurricanes are the only type of natural disaster that you have plenty of time to prepare for. Although the spaghetti models are usually the target of memes, we usually have days to get our homes, businesses and schools ready... 
by admin | Sep 11, 2018 | PHC Restoration, Storm Damage, Water Damage
Hurricane Florence: Restoration FAQ As we prepare for Hurricane Florence to make landfall, we want to explain how PHC prepares for and responds to hurricanes. This week, we are fueling our fleet, stocking up on water, Gatorade and nabs for our team, preparing paper... 
by Shana Stewart | May 29, 2018 | Storm Damage
The predictions are in for another near-or-above normal Hurricane Season 2018 which officially starts June 1st and runs through November 30th. With one of the 10-16 named storms already soaking the southeastern United States and experts expecting 5-9 hurricanes this... by Shana Stewart | Sep 29, 2017 | Storm Damage
Competition in the Restoration Industry has grown exponentially over the last 15 years. From start-up companies to national franchises moving into the area, home and business owners now have more options to choose from when selecting a storm restoration company to... by Shana Stewart | Oct 4, 2016 | Storm Damage
Hurricane Matthew is topping the headlines this week as it moves across the Caribbean and heads towards the East Coast of the US. Will the high pressure system steer it towards the coast or will the cold front push to the south in time to keep it offshore? A good... by Shana Stewart | Aug 8, 2016 | Storm Damage
We’ve seen our fair share of wind and hail damage over the last few months. If you are concerned that your roof may have sustained some damage, State Farm has an informative video detailing how to evaluate roof damage with signs to look for. It is important... 
