Ongoing drought increases the risk of fires, particularly in wooded areas, and the potential for widespread fires has become a concern for much of the Northeast this Spring. The ground is especially dry after a nearly-snowless winter, and low humidity and high winds can encourage a flame to quickly become an inferno. State officials in Massachusetts have gone so …
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Spring has sprung, which means warmer weather, longer days, and finally getting around to making all those minor improvements to the exterior of your property that prevent damage to the interior. Here are some quick tips that can save you time, money and hassle. Check that your gutters are not loose and your downspouts are clear …
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High winds can bring down trees and powers lines and whip unsecured objects through the air, so it is important to know how to protect yourself in the event that these gusts produce a dangerous situation. How to protect yourself and your property when you encounter strong winds… OUTSIDE Take cover next to a building a safe distance …
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ServiceMaster by Gilmore is proud to announce that our Business Development Manager, Maria Benway, has been named CAI’s Chapter Volunteer of the Year for her dedication to CAI’s projects, particularly her involvement in the Emerging Leaders Network! Beth Tramtontozzi of CAI had this to say about Maria Benway: “With the chapter volunteer award, those whose efforts have …
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ServiceMaster by Gilmore is happy to announce it will be offering ten informative three-hour seminars during the year, all free of charge! If you would like to register for one of these seminars or to find out more information, please e-mail edavidson@svmgilmore.com at your earliest convenience. February 23rd – HVAC – Norwood March 22nd – Disaster Planning – Woburn …
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Flash Flooding 101
Flash flooding, defined as heavy rains falling over short periods of time, can occur with little warning and quickly devastate both commercial and residential property. It is among the most frequent and costly type of natural disaster in the United States. Soil moisture conditions are used to determine the amount of rainfall necessary to cause flash …
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