What you should include in your emergency kit

Be prepared with an emergency kit check list

Stay hydrated with one gallon of water per person per day and recommended three day supply. Also, it’s a great idea to have a few electrolyte replacement drinks
Have three days of non-perishable food. Look for pre-prepared meal kits, protein bars, dry cereal or granola, peanut butter, dried fruit, nuts, crackers, canned juices and canned salmon.
Battery-powered or hand crank radio along with extra batteries for both
Flashlight with extra batteries and candles
Lighter or waterproof matches
First aid kit including pain relievers, antacids and antibiotic ointment.
Prescription medications and glasses
If you have a pet do not forget its food.
Cash and Credit Cards
Important documents like copies of insurance and contacts.
Whistle to signal for help
Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation
Change of clothing for family
Plastic cups, plates and utensils
Manual can opener for food
Local maps
Depending on the weather a sleeping bag or warm blankets
Cell phone with chargers, invert-er or solar charger

Upon receiving your call, an emergency technician will be dispatched to your home or property immediately to begin the remediation process. Our technicians are highly trained professionals with the experience and knowledge to combat any property disaster situation.