Weekly Blog

Joe Taylor Restoration has done a lot of biohazard cleanup over the years. Some of these jobs are simply disgusting, like when a power outage causes meat and other food to rot and the stench permeates every square inch of the house. Some of them are tragic- like the one chronicled in a previous blog

We all have one- a trusty microwave. When your toddler won’t eat anything, you use it to warm up frozen mini pizzas. When you’re having a salt craving, you use it to pop popcorn. If you’re actually making a real meal, perhaps you just use it to soften a little butter for a tasty dish.

As mentioned in a previous post, Florida residents have recently been experiencing tornado warnings popping up on their cell phones and blaring from their television speakers. Although in these situations the wind and the rain is almost always more intense than the usual thunderstorm, the weather heralded by these warnings most often does not result in an

When people think of natural disasters in Florida, they generally think hurricanes, not tornadoes. Tornadoes happen in places like Kansas, Nebraska, and “OOOOklahoma where the wind comes sweeping’ down the plain.” But not in sunny Florida right? Wrong. They do occur in the sunshine state, and even more so this year because of El Nino’s

When most of us hear the word sewage we think gross, disgusting, filthy, disease-ridden, yuck; which are all accurate descriptions. Sewage is nasty muck that none of us want anywhere near our property, let alone, soaking into our carpets or stinking up our furniture. But it happens- sewage backups happen- in our homes and in