Coronavirus Tips You Can Count On

Coronavirus has continued to spread throughout the world including Denton County. This ongoing problem has made the residents of Denton County wary about what’s happening day-to-day. Businesses are closed and people aren’t allowed to go out freely. The good news is there are things everyone... 

Storms in the Southeast Cause Warm Areas to Freeze

Southeastern cities such as Denton County, Gwinnett and Savannah had a wintry start into 2018. A powerful storm with wind chills and freezing rain left 28 counties in a state of emergency. A vigorous mix of ice, snow, freezing rain was predicted to cause more... 

911 Restoration Denton County Joins The Rest Of The Nation In Celebrating Labor Day

Labor Day is a day that we honor the men and women of the American labor force and their significant contributions to our economy and society at large. We at 911 Restoration Denton County are one with the rest of the nation in celebrating the... 

Flood and Water Damage: Georgia Ranks 4th Most Expensive State for Energy

A recent report from WallettHubplaced Georgia as the 4th most energy expensive state for 2014. This comes from a number of factors: the price of electricity, consumption per consumer, and price of fuel. The report considered both at home usage and vehicle fuel. Our monthly... 

Mold Remediation: What Happens to a Forgotten Slurpee?

Every year, on 7/11 all 7-Eleven patrons can get a free, small Slurpee. While this frozen treat tastes delicious when first served, if you do not finish it quickly, it could become quite the unsavory experience where you need mold remediation. The cups that 7-Eleven...