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Has Your School Experienced Water Damage? Let McMahon Services Help You Decide What to Keep and What to Toss.

mcmadmin December 26, 2019 505 0

Your school building experienced water damage and flooded. After the water is gone and debris is cleaned up, it’s time to return the building back to normal and get the school running again. However, even with the clean up done, there are still problems that need rebuilding. Flood water is[...] Read more

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Tips for Keeping Your Vacant Home Safe

mcmadmin December 12, 2019 462 0

Are you a snowbird who leaves your home for half of the year, a landlord with multiple residential properties, or a real estate agent with lots of listings you are responsible for? If so, then winterizing to keep your empty home safe during the winter months is a challenge that[...] Read more

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Is it Time to Hire a Maintenance Crew for Your Company? Answer These Questions to Find Out!

mcmadmin November 11, 2019 861 0

Many commercial properties depend on their maintenance staff for different tasks. This crew plays an important role in the company by keeping things running properly and quickly responding to building emergencies. Many companies find it difficult to justify hiring maintenance staff, which is why it is important to determine a[...] Read more

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Top 8 Ways to Prevent Frozen Pipes

mcmadmin November 6, 2019 680 0

Winter is coming, and colder weather means frozen pipes. With frozen pipes comes water damage, and water damage can lead to a pretty big dent in your wallet. But before you put decide to pack up and move somewhere that doesn’t experience snow and freezing temperatures, here are eight ways[...] Read more

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Four Important Parts of School Facility Maintenance

mcmadmin September 12, 2019 621 0

School buildings across the United States are aging. This is a growing problem for school districts as they fight against lack of infrastructure, building technologies that are not up to date for the 21st century, not to mention overcrowded classrooms and buildings. Preventative maintenance is paramount in keeping up a[...] Read more

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Keep Spigots From Freezing and Prevent Flooding During the Winter Months.

mcmadmin August 21, 2019 670 0

In Illinois, we are used to cold weather and freezing temperatures. Most homeowners know how important it is to “winterize” our homes, but many of us don’t think about preparing the outside for winter. Forgetting to prepare the outdoors can lead to problems, like frozen pipes and flooding during[...] Read more

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Your Summer Maintenance Checklist for Commercial Properties

mcmadmin July 24, 2019 508 0

Owning a commercial building has many challenges that residential property owners do not experience. Instead of maintaining a building for one family, many times you are managing multiple units for renters, healthcare facilities with numerous patients, or buildings with various businesses and tenants. This type of responsibility requires planning and[...] Read more

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How to Protect Your Property from Flood Damage

mcmadmin June 11, 2019 561 0

Extreme weather can hit your property, and hit your property hard, and all without warning. Sever weather has devastated various regions of the United States in recent years, and rainfall is at record highs since 2018. Due to the increase of rain and extreme weather, flooding has affected not only[...] Read more

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What to Look for In a Commercial Restoration Company for Your Business

mcmadmin June 6, 2019 488 0

Dealing with property damage is never fun, and hiring a contractor can be as stressful as the damage itself. How do you know who to trust? Who will do the best job for the most reasonable price? Who can get the job done the fastest, with the least disruption to[...] Read more

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Dealing with Ceiling Damage? Here’s What to Look For.

mcmadmin May 27, 2019 2246 0

Your ceiling is the part of your house that keeps you safe and warm. It keeps you protected from the elements and weather, preventing debris from getting into your living spaces. It also hides insulation, wires, pipes, and other things that we don’t want to see on a regular basis.[...] Read more

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