Mazzant Painting & Disaster Restoration proudly serves Beaver, Butler, Lawrence and Allegheny County
YOU'VE HAD SERIOUS FIRE, NOW WHAT?
Hopefully you will never experience fire-smoke or water damage in your home or business. If you do, the first 24 Hours afterwards can be a time of confusion. Most people will not be able to think clearly; yet, certain actions must be taken to secure your property and start the recovery process.
FOLLOW THESE HELPFUL STEPS:
1. Notify your insurance agent who may be able to help with immediate repairs. Temporary housing costs may be covered in your policy.
2. Tenants should notify the manager, owner or owner's insurance agent. The owner is resposible for preventing any further loss to the property. Secure your personal belongings and call your own insurance agent.
3. For temporary shelter, food, clothing or assistance, call the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, fire department or other disaster relief service.
4. Save all receipts related to money spent on fire loss. You will need to verify it to your insurance company and on your federal income tax.
5. If you leave your home, remember to call the police. If aware of your absence, they will be able to check on your property.
6. Try to take identification, vital medicines (if not exposed to heat or smoke), eyeglasses, hearing aids and other personal belongings with you.
7. Be sure to let others know of your relocation, i.e., employer, family, friends, school, utility companies and delivery services
2. Tenants should notify the manager, owner or owner's insurance agent. The owner is resposible for preventing any further loss to the property. Secure your personal belongings and call your own insurance agent.
3. For temporary shelter, food, clothing or assistance, call the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, fire department or other disaster relief service.
4. Save all receipts related to money spent on fire loss. You will need to verify it to your insurance company and on your federal income tax.
5. If you leave your home, remember to call the police. If aware of your absence, they will be able to check on your property.
6. Try to take identification, vital medicines (if not exposed to heat or smoke), eyeglasses, hearing aids and other personal belongings with you.
7. Be sure to let others know of your relocation, i.e., employer, family, friends, school, utility companies and delivery services
HELPFUL NUMBERS & WEBSITES:
Bever County Sheriff - 724-728-5700
Beaver County Emergency Services - 724-728-2421
Heritage Valley Beaver Hospital - 724.728.7000
City Of Beaver Falls - 724-847-2808
Beaver Falls Police Department - 724-846-7000
Beaver Falls Fire Department - 724-843-1133
Pennsylvania Dept. of Health - 724-774-1385
American Red Cross - 724-775-9700
Salvation Army - 724-847-1325
Bever County Sheriff - 724-728-5700
Beaver County Emergency Services - 724-728-2421
Heritage Valley Beaver Hospital - 724.728.7000
City Of Beaver Falls - 724-847-2808
Beaver Falls Police Department - 724-846-7000
Beaver Falls Fire Department - 724-843-1133
Pennsylvania Dept. of Health - 724-774-1385
American Red Cross - 724-775-9700
Salvation Army - 724-847-1325
