SERVPRO - Emergency Ready Profile

9/29/2016 (Permalink)

As many as 50% of businesses close down following a disaster, according to the latest research. Of the businesses that survive, the overwhelming majority of them had a preparedness plan in place. Pre-planning can serve as an insurance policy aimed at peace of mind. And knowing you are "Ready for whatever happens" speaks trust to your clients and employees that in the event your business is affected by a disaster, they don’t necessarily have to be.

By developing a SERVPRO Emergency READY Profile for your business, you minimize business interruption by having an immediate plan of action. Knowing what to do and what to expect in advance is the key to timely mitigation and can help minimize how water and fire damage can affect your business.

• A guide to help you get back into your building following a disaster

  This can help minimize the amount of time your business is inactive by having an immediate plan of action.

• A no cost assessment of your facility.
  

  This means there is no need to allocate funds, giving you a great value at no cost.
   

• A concise Profile Document that contains only the critical information needed in the event of an emergency.
  

   It will only take a little time to complete and will not take you away from current projects. But it will save a lot of time if ever needed.

•  Establishes your local SERVPRO Franchise Professional as your disaster mitigation and restoration provider.
  

   You have a provider that is recognized as an industry leader and close by.
   

• Identification of the line of command for authorizing work to begin.
  

  This saves time so we can begin the work of mitigating the damage which can save you, time and money.
   

• Provides facility details such as shut-off valve locations, priority areas and priority contact information.
  

   Having a quick reference of what to do, how to do it and who to call provides solutions in advance of an emergency so that during the emergency you are "Ready for whatever happens."