Oceanside Commercial Fire Damage Advice

7/24/2020 (Permalink)

SERVPRO Offers Fire Damage Preventative Tips For A Oceanside Business

Fire damage to a commercial enterprise can be catastrophic on the property damage issue and of closing the doors to clients and customers. A commercial property owner, having to deal with this unexpected extreme event, needs all the help he can get. The fact that the fire can force a business owner to stop temporarily operating or even shut down permanently can result in deep financial consequences. However, learning more about business fire prevention and what steps to handle them can limit business owners from experiencing substantial financial loss, stress, and the complete destruction of their property. Discover more about these important issues by referring to the quick reference guide provided for you below compliments of SERVPRO.

What Causes Business Fires? A wide range of factors can cause business fires.
- fire from an adjoining commercial property or suite
- an electrical fire, or commercial kitchen flare-up
- lightning strike, very prevalent in the Oceanside area
- natural disasters like earthquakes, more likely a sinkhole

Business Interruption Insurance
Typically, companies who are not able to survive following a fire fail to do so because they did not have business interruption insurance. While companies who do purchase this insurance may find it challenging to recover fully, it is still easier for them to get back to business. Thus, although the insurance typically costs 10% more than a business owner's standard premium, the investment is considered to be a prudent and practical one. And SERVPRO is usually at the top of the list of preferred vendors for many insurance and property management companies. We can coordinate a restoration plan with your insurance adjuster and help manage the insurance claim, reducing your stress.

Fire Prevention Strategies
In addition to investing in business interruption insurance, business owners should implement the following fire prevention strategies:
- Do not store flammable items in an open spot. Keep an organized stockroom and inventory storage area to prevent damage from fire.
- Check quarterly that your smoke alarms are functioning properly, and if installed, working fire-suppressant sprinkler system.
- Develop and implement a thorough, effective fire evacuation plan, have lighted exit signs, and no blockage of emergency exit doors.
- Make sure that your appliances, electronics, and machinery are shut off when closed, if possible.
- Ensure that all fire extinguishers and emergency directions are in viewable and accessible locations, emergency phone numbers visible
- Make sure that your backup drives and critical paperwork are kept in a fireproof safe or cloud storage.

Call SERVPRO Today
Unfortunately, even extensive planning cannot prevent your commercial property from possible fire damage in Oceanside. A lot can happen in this thriving environment. However, if disaster strikes, the professionals of SERVPRO can provide you with the fire damage restoration services that get your property and business back into operation. Our IICRC-certified technicians offer a fast response. And we can mitigate the water, smoke and fire damage and handle the restoration project, saving you money. From start to completion, our goal is to get your doors reopened in minimal time and cost. "Like it never even happened."

More surf on the way for Oceanside

4/24/2018 (Permalink)

Surf report for Oceanside

What a great start to the week and looks like more to come! Get out there and enjoy the good surf. SERVPRO North Oceanside loves to enjoy the ocean.

Finally we have surf coming!!!!

2/22/2018 (Permalink)

South swell coming in the winter?

So far it’s been a slow winter for surf, we have some south swell coming in just over a week?

Red Flag warnings continue.

12/5/2017 (Permalink)

RED FLAG WARNING, NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Red Flag warnings continue this week in Southern California. A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are occurring. A combination of strong winds, low humidity and warm temperatures can contribute to extreme fire behavior as we have already seen in Ventura, Ojai this morning.

Fun size surf coming up Oceanside!

12/1/2017 (Permalink)

Here comes a few good waves!

Looks like we Have some great weather and even better surf coming in this weekend. Get out there and enjoy it!

Sunset shot taken between San Clemente and Oceanside

11/30/2017 (Permalink)

Sunsets have been amazing this month!!

It's been an amazing month in Oceanside for sunsets. We are really blessed to have this kind of weather and sunsets to enjoy at the end of each day. SERVPRO of North Oceanside always takes a moment to appreciate them.

San Clemente Pier Sunset

11/30/2017 (Permalink)

San Clemente Pier sunset to remember!

Closing out an amazing November with a shot that is hard to beat. SERVPRO of North Oceanside, working near the pier captured this intense sunset!!

Could this possibly be the last south swell of the year?

11/9/2017 (Permalink)

Oceanside Pier Surf Report

Surf looks good for the weekend! Just hope that it won't be the last south swell of the season.

Wave clouds are the best.

11/9/2017 (Permalink)

Wave clouds are hanging around.

SERVPRO NORTH OCEANSIDE may not be professional photographers but this is a great wave cloud!

Summer Surf for 2017 in San Clemente taken by SERVPRO North Oceanside

4/29/2017 (Permalink)

SERVPRO North Oceanside catches San Clemente Pier at its best.

Here is an amazing picture of last year during the summer surf season. You cannot ask for a better day with the sun shining over the pacific and the moon showing its face with amazing overhead surf pounding the San Clemente Pier during last summer. We hope we have a great surf and beach season again. SERVPRO North Oceanside will hope to enjoy great summer days with family and friends.

Swell is looking good this week in Oceanside

4/24/2017 (Permalink)

OCEANSIDE surf report week of April 23rd.

Surf is looking good again this week pending the wind. SERVPRO of North Oceanside hopes everyone can enjoy it.

SERVPRO North Oceanside noticed a new farmers Market in San Clemente

4/24/2017 (Permalink)

SERVPRO North Oceanside noticed a great new farmers market at North Beach in San Clemente.

While driving down PCH we noticed a usually empty lot last Wednesday, was busting with vendors and live music being performed.

SERVPRO North Oceanside: Surf's Up!

11/2/2016 (Permalink)

SERVPRO North Oceanside Surfing

SERVPRO North Oceanside's Surf Report: Look out over the coming days for the areas first winter swell. We here at SERVPRO enjoy the ocean, get out there and enjoy the health benefits of the outdoors.

SERVPRO North Oceanside: San Diego, El Niño 75% Likely to Become La Niña By Fall or Winter, NOAA Says

11/2/2016 (Permalink)

The current rapidly weakening El Niño is expected to vanish altogether by summer and has a 75 percent chance of being replaced by its opposite, La Niña, during fall and winter, according to an updated NOAA outlook.

El Niño/La Niña, the periodic warming/cooling of the equatorial eastern and central Pacific Ocean, can shift weather patterns over a period of months, bringing the possibility of more sustained warm, cold, wet, or dry weather in parts of the world.

After tying the record for the strongest El Niño, as defined by a three-month running mean sea-surface temperature anomaly in the so-called Niño 3.4 region of the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, sea-surface temperatures have accelerated their cooling pace since early February.

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Who likes free lunch?

5/16/2016 (Permalink)

Stay tuned this summer, SERVPRO North Oceanside will be serving free lunch!! Date and time will be realeased soon as well as how to receive an invitation.

Tsunami

4/15/2016 (Permalink)

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit off the coast of Guatemala Friday morning was not expected to create a tsunami, according to experts.

The large quake hit at about 7:30 a.m. PDT and was centered about 60 miles off the coast of the Central American country.

The quake was not large enough to generate a tsunami or hazardous harbor waves, according to the Pacific Tsunami Center.

There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the quake.

Has our rain this year helped the drought?