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How do you get back up and running after a fire? Understanding the process required to get your factory ready to run again after a fire is an essential part of any emergency preparation plan and of course, it’s essential if you’re dealing with an existing fire event. At Cornerstone, we work with insurance firms

Damage from water, gas, sewage, rainwater, or other leaks can be costly as well as dangerous, and by the time you can catch the drips in a bucket the hidden damage is often extensive and expensive to repair. At Cornerstone, we use the latest technologies available to do non-invasive leak detection – no need to

At Cornerstone, we’ve spent years working with families and businesses whose property has been damaged by fire. Our role is to fully restore the property to its previous condition, including repairing both structural and cosmetic damage. During our time in this industry, we’ve had the opportunity to work with numerous fire safety professionals, loss adjusters and others.

Cornerstone’s reports and feedback data exceed the demand for excellence in insured damage management restoration. Our team have pioneered change within the industry by developing restorative know-how and best practice approach to both insured and uninsured losses. Historical buildings, sensitive materials, cutting edge and innovative constructions, commercial losses and business continuity are just some of the challenges Cornerstone has overcome to ensure a deliverable solution.

After a flooding, some business owners decide to undertake the clear up themselves and refrain from hiring a specialist company to help. However, this can have some negative effects on the building and the company, so why is hiring a specialist company important? See our Flood Damage Restoration page for services. Money and time costs

Mould is an issue that effects many homes around the UK. Mould grows where there is moisture, so is mainly found in areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Exposure to these damp and mouldy environments can cause various health issues for some people, including nasal stuffiness, throat irritation, coughing or wheezing, eye irritation and

Fire damage can be devastating, even when no one is injured. Whether the impact is limited to smoke contamination or results in extensive structural damage, the aftermath can be distressing for property owners and disruptive for businesses. When an office, commercial building, or residential property is affected, the priority is usually clear: to restore the

Liverpool Housing Trust (LHT) has been praised for their new innovative customer response package at the North West Regional Construction awards last week.