Dealing with the aftermath of a fire can be daunting. Taking immediate action is important to prioritize safety and commence the restoration process. Fire cleanup goes beyond removing debris—it involves a series of stages to bring a business back to its pre-loss condition. The following will outline the steps to be taken in fire cleanup, … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining the pristine condition of your carpets can be a challenge, especially when life’s little accidents happen. Whether it’s a burst pipe, wear and tear, or simply the passage of time, carpets require care and attention to retain their beauty and functionality. This is where Approved Group International steps in, setting … Read more
In the heart of Southeast Asia, where the air whispers with humidity, a silent adversary thrives unseen. Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, India and Indonesia, with their lush landscapes and bustling cities, face a common, insidious foe: mold. This isn’t merely about unsightly spots on walls or an unpleasant odor; it’s a battle for health, … Read more
Zero net waste, the buzzword that is taking the world by storm. As more and more companies rush to ensure their practices meet the green standards of the industry, many are still left in the dark about zero net waste.
Water damage, whether caused by heavy storms, flash floods, hurricanes, or leaky pipes, can range from mild to severe. The longer building materials or goods are exposed to wet conditions, the more potential there is for deadly mold and mildew to develop, and the more hazardous the situation becomes.
After a fire, smoke, soot and odors can linger and further damage your premises and threaten your health. Damaging smoke and soot spreads to other rooms in your premises through the airduct system and settles within the ductwork.
At about 0630 hours on Sunday, 29 January 2017, a fire occurred at the premises of a injection moulding factory. The incident was first discovered by their technician who was on foot patrol.
The basic functional principle of drying dehumidifier is really quite simple. A fan draws in humid air and carries it through a refrigerated evaporator. The air is cooled well below its dew point. The water condenses on the cold surface of the evaporator and drips into a water container or is led directly to a drain. Then the cold dry air continues through a hot condenser which heats it up and returns it to the room to pick up new humidity. This procedure is continued until the desired condition is achieved.
