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LOSS EVENT: WATER DAMAGE
Pontiac School District
Michigan
Eleven schools make up the Pontiac School District in Michigan. In January 2014, frozen pipes burst under pressure and flooded the school district. Flooding caused catastrophic water damage to several facilities, including a high school, elementary school, and technology center. The flooding further overwhelmed the facility boiler — a malfunction that severely obstructed the HVAC systems, requiring auxiliary ventilation and heat.Â
Signal’s experienced Rapid Response Team quickly worked to complete water extraction, dehumidification, and reconstruction services. We were able to complete all the needed reconstruction to allow for classes to resume as quickly as possible. Our team was able to exceed the school districts expectations, successfully delivering results in record time.
SCOPE
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Total area of impact: 500,000 square feetÂ
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Extracted water throughout multiple facilitiesÂ
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Removed and inventoried all affected materialsÂ
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Provided auxiliary power to maintain facility operationsÂ
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Provided temporary HVAC and heat due to the facility boiler malfunctionÂ
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Treated and restored all affected materialsÂ
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Reconstructed all affected classrooms and rebuilt all administrative spaces