Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 03:02PM 
When a customer is told that their house is going to be packed out, sometimes what they envision is not an accurate depiction of what actually takes place. So, just to offer a bit of clarity, here is a general explanation of what to expect:
Tuesday, August 11, 2009 at 01:36PM
During these distressing economic times, many of us have found ourselves going back to the basics. Some have done this as a precaution while it has been downright necessary for others. We find ourselves asking, is this a necessary expense? And, what changes can I make today, to make my business stronger tomorrow? The result is that we cut back and are left with the core basics that really matter.
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This September is the sixth annual National Preparedness Month. NPM 2009 will focus on changing perceptions about emergency preparedness and will help Americans understand what it truly means to be ready and how preparedness goes beyond fire alarms, smoke detectors, and extra food in the pantry.
Visit www.ready.gov for help on making a disaster supply kit, making a family emergency plan, staying informed and how you can get involved!
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1. How much water per person per day should your disaster supply kit have?
A. One gallon
B. One liter
C. Two gallons
D. Twelve ounces
The answer is A - one gallon per person per day for at least three days.
2. Which of the following is not a safe water source in the home?
A. Melted ice cubes
B. Water beds
C. Toilet tank
D. Hot water tank
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Chloe has been with Champion since 2001. She is on the contents crew, so if you ever experiece a fire damage, more than likely Chloe will be coming to pack out your house. Now, let’s get to know Chloe:
Tuesday, July 7, 2009 at 10:24AM 
Champion is pleased to announce the following employee news. As our company continues to grow so do our employees.
Congratulations to Nick Sharp. Nick has been with Champion in our cleaning department as a carpet cleaning technician for almost two years. He interviewed for the position of "Entry level Job Coordinator" in the Construction department and after meeting the qualifications has accepted the new responsibilities. Lisa Moore will be his direct supervisor and Larry Banach his manager. Nick is a conscientious person who excels in customer service.
We also welcome our newest employee, David Bunten. David will start this Thursday in our Cleaning department as a Carpet Cleaning Technician. David has previous experience in carpet cleaning and Mitigation in North Georgia with a well established company. He will be a positive addition to our cleaning department and Champion Cleaning. David will report to Linda Minardi and Jeremy Reets is his manager.
Gary Anderson - General Manager
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With many families looking for ways in which to save money this summer, the number of people attempting DIY projects in their homes has increased. While this maybe great for your wallet, it may not be so great for your health or for your home. So before you start that project please read these tips:
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One of the most commonly asked questions when someone has an insurance claim that involves flooring replacement is, "Will my adjuster allow me a fair value for my flooring replacement?" In most instances, the homeowner does not have an invoice for the original installation of flooring with exact specifications. Even if he did, would it give an accurate picture of current prices for "like, kind and quality" materials? For that reason, insurance adjusters often use an objective third-party expert to ensure that both the adjuster and the homeowner receive a fair settlement price for flooring replacement and that fair replacement products can be located.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 01:58PM 
It’s summertime and that means vacations for most families. Unfortunately, your vacation buzz can be lost too quickly when you get home and realize that you forgot to take care of a few essentials. Your vacation should be an enjoyable and relaxing time, so before you head out here are a few things to be sure to check off your list so that you can come back to your home in the safe condition you left it.
Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 04:58PM 
Picture this scene: Your house has finally been restored so you don't have to spend another night in a hotel. The walls of your house are freshly painted per your color preferences, the new floors have been stained and finished, the last of your furniture has been moved back in from a container and the final cleaning has been completed.
But, while you are moving back in, you notice that although the cleaning crew seemed to have worked diligently for most of the day, there is a thin layer of dust on everything in the restored areas.
