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Fireworks Safety
More fires are reported on July 4 than any other day of the year, and nearly half are caused by fireworks. Stay safe with these tips from BluSky.
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BluSky Names The Adoption Exchange as Recipient of Proceeds from 14th Annual Clays for Kids
BluSky announced that The Adoption Exchange will be this year’s recipient of proceeds from its 14th Annual Clays for Kids fundraiser, to be held Friday, Sept. 22, at Kiowa Creek Sporting Club, 46700 E. County Road 30, Bennett, Colorado. As part of BluSky’s partnership with The Adoption Exchange, BluSky will also share sponsorship with Wendy’s […]
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On the Job: Church Bell Restoration
In this edition of On the Job we take you (literally) inside a church bell.
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BluSky is honored to be featured in BOSS Magazine
We thank our team members who make us everything we are and we appreciate the recognition from BOSS Magazine! The darkest day for a business often arrives in the form of a catastrophe. For facility managers and building owners, tenants, and residents, dealing with structural damage after a fire, flood, or another disaster is a […]
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BluSky employees receive Certified Restorer® certification
Two BluSky employees have attained the Restoration Industry Association’s coveted Certified Restorer® (CR) certification. Often called the “Ph.D. of damage repair,” this advanced certification is widely recognized as the pre-eminent restoration training program.
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Blind Spots
By Dan Flanagan, CSO My first recollection of the term, “Blind Spot,” was at 14 years-old on a sunny, summer morning in the middle of central Iowa. Taking the driver’s seat of Horizon Hatchback and my driver’s education teacher seated to the right in the passenger seat, he was ready to apply his heavy leg […]
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Winter Fire Safety Tips
Did you know that most home fires occur during the winter? Here are some tips courtesy of the National Fire Protection Association and the United States Fire Administration to help you stay safe these last few weeks of winter. Keep anything that can catch fire at least 3 feet from heating equipment Never use an […]
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Codes and the Elusive Perfect Sheet
As Jacks of All Trades, and Masters of Few, we are always searching for that perfect sheet, that perfect property damage estimate. An estimate which captures all the damage so precisely, with just the right pricing, that we can hold it up and say to all “here it is, an estimate that’s so perfect, it […]
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Indoor Air Pollutants You Should Be Aware Of
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is defined by the EPA as “the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants.” IAQ can be compromised by pollutants from some seemingly innocent sources that you can control. Minor health effects can show up soon after exposure […]
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Entrepreneurship – Start, Grow and Maintain a Successful Business
I was recently asked to do a blog on entrepreneurship, and honestly, I wasn’t sure where to begin. I’ve never considered myself an entrepreneur, but by definition, I have to admit I do qualify. It is a safe bet to say I’m not defined by the label and am surely not a serial entrepreneur or […]
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BluSky Growth Prompts Organizational Changes
President Announcement BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC is pleased to announce the following organizational changes. As BluSky is focused on how to best organize to support the next stage of our growth, the decision was made that now was the right time to have a full time President to oversee daily operations. Effective November 1, Kent […]
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BluSky Announces Recapitalization and Partnership with KLH Capital
Centennial, CO, May 4, 2015 – BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC is pleased to announce the successful recapitalization & investment by KLH Capital of Tampa, FL. This additional capital will enable one of the country’s leading restoration, renovation, environmental & roofing contractors to accelerate its growth and continue to expand its service offerings throughout the US. […]
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Change your smoke detector batteries when you “Spring Forward” or “Fall Back”
It’s a good habit to form. If you use battery-powered smoke detectors in your home or business, change the batteries each spring and fall as you turn your clocks forward or back when Daylight Saving Time starts and ends. No, there’s nothing magical about doing these tasks at the same time – it’s just an excellent […]
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Top 13 ways to prepare for spring
Spring is almost here. After enduring the long cold winter, it’s finally time to start thinking about warmer temperatures again. Now is the time to prepare for spring and fix any issues that have surfaced due to winter storms. The BluSky team shares these tips to help you inside and outside your home or business. Replace […]
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Frozen Pipes: How to Avoid a Disaster
Want to join the nearly half million American homes and businesses that suffer water damage from frozen pipes? Want the expense of dealing with flooding, structural damage, and possibly even mold? We didn’t think so. As winter cranks up and temperatures fall, we’ve entered the frozen pipe season again. But you can dramatically reduce your […]
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Our Response to Hurricane Matthew
BluSky mobilized storm teams before Hurricane Matthew arrived and began responding to hundreds of calls for help while the storm was still in progress.
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Weeks After A Hurricane…Mold Can Move In
Most people know of the dangers floods and hurricanes pose to homes and businesses. What the forget is that mold can move in.
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On the Scene With Hurricane Matthew Still In Progress
BluSky’s response to Hurricane Matthew is in full force along the Southeast U.S. coast even as the storm is still in progress.
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Staying Safe From Mold In Your Florida Home
Having a Florida home, including Coastal-area cities like Tampa, make you more susceptible to mold.
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Fast response to hotel water damage minimizes lost revenue
Every room in the hotel was either occupied or reserved when a 4th floor sprinkler head suddenly burst one Sunday afternoon in Smyrna, GA, an Atlanta suburb.
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