Background:
Reynolds Restoration Services was hired by the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania when a three-inch sprinkler pipe froze and burst, flooding approximately half of a 40,000 s.f. classroom building at Fort Indiantown Gap.
Once on the scene, Reynolds assessed the damaged areas and provided emergency clean-up services to remove water-damaged contents. We then began the process of selective demolition, removing porous materials that were damaged by the water. Drywall, insulation and carpeting were just a few of the items that had to be removed prior to the rehabilitation of the interior. Once all of the clean-up and demolition was complete, Reynolds went to work on the renovation of the rooms, ensuring that the classrooms were safe, dry and ready to resume lessons.
Owner:
Robert W. Hatten
Facility Maintenance Manager
Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs Commonwealth of Penna.
Location:
Annville, PA
Project Cost:
$350,000.00
Insurance Agent:
Self-insured
Services Provided:
