What to Do in the First 48 Hours After Water Damage in a Chicago Property

You walk into the basement and your shoes squish on the carpet. Or a pipe bursts during a January cold snap and water runs down through the ceiling. Or a spring storm pushes water under a door. The first reaction is usually panic, and that’s normal. But what you do in the next two days […] <p>The post What to Do in the First 48 Hours After Water Damage in a Chicago Property first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Why Boiler Problems Can Begin Before Your Home Feels Cold

A boiler can be quietly struggling while the house stays perfectly warm. The radiators are hot, the floors feel cozy, and nobody in the family has any reason to think something’s wrong. Everything looks fine, which is exactly the trouble. Behind the scenes, though, small problems might be piling up. A bit more effort here, […] <p>The post Why Boiler Problems Can Begin Before Your Home Feels Cold first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

FEMA and NOAA cuts leave builders out in the cold during hurricane season

As disaster resources grow harder to access, firms need to take a more deliberate look at shielding themselves from liability, writes an environmental lead with EPIC Insurance.

Cold bitumen for National Highways

Roadways has delivered cold bitumen emulsion-based asphalt as a low carbon replacement for traditional materials on a National Highways project. The material was supplied as like-for-like replacement, avoiding departures from specification.

Bromley tries cold lay asphalt

The London Borough of Bromley is trialling cold lay asphalt for patching potholes.

What’s the most effective way to manage concrete curing in cold weather conditions to maintain strength and prevent cracking?