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Being prepared and able to fight small fires can prevent massive fire damage and save you the need for fire and smoke restoration services.
Before considering fighting any fire there are a few things that you should know.
Choosing the Right Fire Extinguisher
Fire Extinguishers must be (UL) Underwriters Laboratory approved.  UL is a testing laboratory that is nationally [...]

Floods are the most common and widespread of all natural disasters with the exception of fire. Many people do not realize that flooding kills more people than any other weather hazard. The majority of deaths occur when people are trapped in automobiles that stall while attempting to drive through flooded areas. Most communities in Georgia [...]

This week we are expecting the coldest weather in 7 years. With the combination of the cold weather and high winds, many of our clients may experience water damage from frozen pipes.
If you experience a water damage at your home or business, please call Champion for immediate response 24/7.
We have over 1000 pieces of drying [...]

The cold temperatures of winter bring with them the chilly fun of snowmen and sledding, but they also bring the danger of frozen pipes. When it’s cold outside, it’s important to take preventative measures to keep your pipes from freezing. And, if they’ve frozen already, you need to get them thawed quickly, before they burst [...]

With temperatures plummeting here in Georgia this week, a safe warm home to come home to is on everyone’s mind. But if your first comment as you walk in the door is, “Baby, it’s cold inside!”, you may decide to add a space heater or use your fireplace to toast your cold toes. But here [...]

Georgia’s usually warm climate often under-insulated buildings make frozen pipes a common problem. Pipes that freeze most frequently are water sprinkler lines and water supply pipes in unheated interior areas like basements and crawl spaces, attics, garages, or cabinets. In addition, pipes that run against exterior walls that have little or no insulation are also [...]

Grease fires occur when oil or grease type foods are heated and ignite. They happen most often when food is cooking and the cook leaves the room, becomes distracted or even forgets that the food is cooking. Such a fire can do significant damage, especially if it extends to surrounding cabinets or other combutilble items. [...]

Flooding can happen almost anywhere it rains. In fact, floods are the most common natural disaster in the U.S. We at Champion have been committed to serving the Atlanta area since 1970 as a trusted restoration company in the industry. We understand water damage is an emergency, this is why technicians are dispatched within minutes [...]

1. Where do most fires start in the home?
A. The bedroom
B. The living room
C. The kitchen
D. The bathroom
The answer is C: 30% of house fires start in the kitchen.
2. In the United States, a home fire claims a life every _________.
A. 2 hours
B. 3 hours
C. 6 hours
D. 8 hours
The answer is B: In the United [...]

During these distressing economic times, many of us have found ourselves going back to the basics. Some have done this as a precaution while it has been downright necessary for others. We find ourselves asking, is this a necessary expense? And, what changes can I make today, to make my business stronger tomorrow? The result [...]

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