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First Call Restoration

Outstanding service start to finish

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“Brad, Dan and team came through when we desperately needed them! They are so professional and thorough in their work. Outstanding service start to finish. They provide quality work and take their time to explain and answer all questions. We were very impressed and will use them again!”
-Faith M.

Completely Satisfied

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“We were completely satisfied from start to finish! They came out quickly to start the flood cleanup. Right after the demo began! They didnt waste any time starting in with repairs. All of the people we came into contact with were professional as well as personable. They worked directly with our insurance to relieve that stress from us. We couldnt be more pleased. Would definitley use again and suggest to our family and friends! Dan, you were amazing and organized everything to a T. Thanks for working so closely to get the job done!”
-Ilene Cobb

Everything was done in a timely manner

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First Call Restoration coordinated the complete renovation of the wood floors throughout the house which involved replacing some flooring, refinishing, and painting base boards and new base shoe throughout the house. The furniture was moved out of the house during this process. Everything was done in a timely manner and the end result is beautiful and professionally done. Dan Murphy was easy to work with and managed the project professionally. I would use them again

– Karen Klausner.

BREAKING NEWS ON THE SPREAD OF COVID! COULD MULTIFAMILY HOUSING BE A CULPRIT?

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covid-19 spreadThe Ministry of Health released Specific Guidance For Sick People Self-Isolating In Apartments Last Week, but those who pushed for the advice to be published already want to see it changed.

A key focus of the guidance is about air ventilation and circulation – something that is easy to do if you can open your windows, but less so if you can’t.

Many apartment buildings operate a centralised air conditioning and ventilation system, which often recycled air.

University of Auckland aerosol chemist Dr Joel Rindelaub said there was a risk the virus could spread to neighbouring apartments any time there could not be “100 percent fresh air”.

“What a body corporate want to do is to try to reduce the amount of recycled air, maybe set up some filtration, to make sure that there can be clean air to breathe,” he said.

The guidance states “it is important to ensure that recycled air is not shared between apartments”.

But Joel Rindelaub said that was difficult and he thought all ventilation systems in New Zealand need to be improved.

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