Today is our first hands on hardwood floor drying and restoration course in our new 1500 square foot flood house. This is a house that we built on our premises just for training our employees, insurance professionals and other restoration contractors. I am excited to make this week's presentation to a full class of 28 agents and adjusters from local agencies.
Today hardwood flooring makes up 13% of all new flooring sales. The ability to dry hardwood flooring effectively is one of the most important tasks that a restoration contractor needs to understand. Yet, when these floors are affected by water damage they are almost always removed by restoration contractors. We will demonstrate how Champion properly dries hardwood flooring saving our clients precious time and money.
This is a great opportunity for agents and adjusters to better understand how they can assist their clients when they suffer the effects of flooding and water damage by utilizing Champion's unique services .
Check the "Agent Area" on our web site to see when this and other Continuing Education courses will be offered again in the near future.
http://www.championcsi.com/agent-portal.php
Jeremy Reets - C.E.O.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 at 04:21PM 
In January of this year Old Man Winter hit Georgians pretty hard. Temperatures in our area dipped down into the teens at night and barely got above freezing during the day on a couple occasions. Champion has learned from past experiences to be prepared for an influx of jobs from pipes freezing, thawing out, rupturing and then causing minimal to sever water damage to a home. Pipes can freeze in the wall or in the attic if not properly insulated.
