Experiencing a fire in your home or business is devastating. Consequently, the aftermath can leave property owners feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about what to do next. At Orion Construction, we understand the urgency and complexity of fire damage restoration and rebuilds. Therefore, our team is dedicated to guiding you through this challenging time, ensuring a…
When it comes to storms in Akron, Ohio, our roofs are the first line of defense against rain, wind, and hail. To make sure your roof is secure for the next storm, you should check it regularly and look for missing shingles and holes. If the weather gets bad, the last thing you want to…
The month of February can be one of the roughest months for weather related damage to your Canton & Akron Ohio home. Heavy snow, severe wind, plummeting temperatures and a possibility of a torrential rain fall can cause major disaster to your home. Winter storm damage to your home Heavy snowfall can create a heavy…
During the summer months in Northeast, Ohio the weather can affect your home. Extreme heat along with severe storms can potentially cause damage to the interior and exterior of your house. Here are four specific parts of your home that summer weather can damage The foundation of your home may be in danger in the…
A snowstorm is not unusual in the Akron, Ohio area. A large accumulation of snow can lead to stuck cars, school closings and skiing, but it can also lead homeowners to be concerned about all the snow on their roofs. A roof can collapse or lead to severe damage when we do acquire a large…
In the event of a sudden fire, what would do you do? Do you know what precautionary measures to take in order to fight smoke or soot particles after a fire accident? Are you aware that even after controlling a widespread fire, the heat emanating from the combustible substances can still cause harm to your…
Christmas is in a couple of weeks and families are decorating their live Christmas trees. It is important to follow several rules for fire safety. Did you know, that each year fire departments respond to an average of 210 structure fires caused by Christmas trees? Here are several fire prevention tips to make your holiday…
National Fire Prevention Week is in October and it is important you and your family stay up to date on fire safety. In 2019 United States Fire Statistics: Fireman line of duty deaths – 50 2020 to date – 68 Civilian deaths from a structure fire – 3,740 Civilian injuries from a structure fire –…
National Preparedness Month is recognized every September to promote community disaster planning, with the theme for 2020 being “Disasters Don’t Wait. Make Your Plan Today.” Disaster recovery specialist recommend that this is a great time business and homeowners to review their emergency preparedness action plan and business continuity plans. No matter where you live or work,…