Keeping You In Class

Shawn Folks • September 10, 2018

We understand a property loss of any size can affect the students and faculty. It’s why we are dedicated to working around the clock to contain the damage, set up temporary facilities and begin restoration. Our efforts are to ensure we minimize interruption of classes and costs.


Whether you’ve suffered a water damage or fire loss, our goal is to meet a school’s needs for their students and faculty. Our experience ranges from parish-wide flooding to a single building. We are a trusted partner with schools because we make any size property loss easy to manage. We accomplish this by providing communication, workmanship and four locations for rapid response.


We train both locally and around the country on best practices for equipment and procedures to restore classrooms, hallways, stadiums, arenas and document-sensitive areas such as libraries and administrative offices. Our training helps us meet the needs of schools and universities we serve.

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