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Spring is in the air! Trees are starting to bloom…..the sun is shining…and oh my! I need to do a spring cleaning! Right now is a good time to think about cleaning your area rugs, they need to be freshened up just like the rest of the house. Did you know that Champion has a [...]

Most of us with existing homes are probably not working on plans to sell our homes and build an award-winning Green home. I’m just saying! However, many of us will experience some type of loss at our home that will require remodeling repairs. Others may be planning a remodel of an existing room. In either [...]

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 [...]

Part I – One of the ‘little things’ that makes our industry and our jobs intriguing is that our customers are individual homeowners, so we have come across thousands of different first names, last names, and combinations of names. Of course, we all know some of the most common last names. Over the length of [...]

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 [...]

Temperatures are barely predicted to rise aboving freezing all week which could mean several hazards across the state.  FEMA and Ready GA are encouraging everyone to be prepared for this winter weather.  These tips are from www.ready.ga.gov and we hope they are useful to all of you.

Prepare for Winter Weather

Make sure your home is well insulated [...]

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. [...]

 
 
3 Questions for a Redneck Engineer

Question # 1: How much does a house weigh?
Question # 2: How much weight can a rural two-lane bridge Hold???
Question # 3: WOULD THIS BE COVERED BY HOME INSURANCE, CAR INSURANCE, OR, DOES IT COME UNDER ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE ???
 
 
Y’ ALL HAVE A GREAT DAY NOW, YA’ HEAR!!!!!

This past April, a large tree fell through the roof of a Coweta County family’s residence causing major destruction to several rooms and two levels of their home.  Fortunately, the homeowner had a concerned and dedicated insurance agent from the community who was familiar with storm disasters.  She was immediately on the phone with us [...]

The high cost of home heating fuels and utilities have caused many Americans to search for alternate sources of home heating. The use of wood burning stoves is growing and space heaters are selling rapidly, or coming out of storage. Fireplaces are burning wood and man made logs. All these methods of heating may be [...]

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