Leader in Fire & Water Cleanup and Restoration 24 Hour Emergency Service
Wilson, NC
Joined April 2019
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SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
How does SERVPRO train to restore homes and businesses after a disaster? Monday, we share our secret to making "Like it never even happened," HAPPEN! #FireItUpRandy
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RT this and FOLLOW @servpro for a chance to win 1 of 18 SIGNED Hero Cards from SERVPRO Ambassador and racecar driver, Brexton Busch! 🏁 🏆 Official rules-> bit.ly/3kLTZGo #BBHeroSweeps
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
#BeReady for a power outage if a storm is forecast to affect your area:
⚡ Charge your devices
🔦 Gather flashlights & batteries
💡 Keep generators outside and at least 20 feet from the house
🛒 Stock up on emergency supplies to last you a few days
More: ready.gov/power-outages
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Heat Advisory today for dangerous heat across Wilson County. Please stay out of the sun, drink plenty of fluids, check on your friends and family and do not leave children or pets unattended in vehicles.
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Now is the time to prepare for hurricane season. Are you #ReadyNC?
Now is the time to #BeReady for hurricane season:
😷 Pack your emergency kit with face coverings & cleaning supplies
✅ If someone in your home has a disability, identify if they will need extra help during an emergency
📲 Have portable chargers
More: ready.gov/hurricanes
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Wilson County Government wishes all Wilson County Schools students and our awesome educators a great summer. Thank you for doing your very best during a challenging school year. The best is yet to come!
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Lots of rain expected across the state this week, which could lead to flooded roads. Steer clear of flooded roads and never drive around barriers. It only takes a few inches of fast moving water to carry away a car. #TurnAroundDontDrown
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
If you leave home, practice your Ws: Wear, Wait, Wash
-Wear a cloth face covering if you will be with other people
-Wait 6 feet apart. Avoid close contact.
-Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer.
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Wilson County residents remember that physical distancing works! If you must be out, stay at least 6 feet away from others. Most importantly, follow the Governor’s stay-at-home order, stay home when you don’t feel well, wash your hands often, and clean surfaces.
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
While staying home to prevent #COVID19, do that thing around the house you have been putting off! Repair, paint, or clean, and then share your before and after pics online. Your friends will have plenty of time to “like” and retweet. bit.ly/38Wbhsw #PhysicalDistance
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
#TipOfTheDay- disinfectants require dwell time
Be sure to read the directions on the product you are using at home for disinfecting and sanitizing to find the proper dwell time.
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Use caution if driving during winter weather. If you don't have to travel, stay at home. nitter.gq/NCSHP/status/123058671…
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
If you are affected by wet weather today, don't forget your umbrella!
Always remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown. You never know how deep the water is or the debris it could be filled with.
#NationalUmbrellaDay
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
Just like an umbrella can protect you from the rain, a flood insurance policy protects your finances in the event of a flood.
Learn more: floodsmart.gov
#NationalUmbrellaDay
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SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
On TV: Temperatures are in the 70s, but stormy weather could be on the way #wral wral.com/12706857/?break_id=…
SERVPRO of Wilson/Nashville retweeted
It's not really Thanksgiving time in Texas until we talk fried turkey safety. Take it outside. Put your fryer on a flat surface away from flammable objects. Keep a Class B or K fire extinguisher nearby, and make sure your turkey is 100% thawed and dry. 🍗
