Would Your Business Be Prepared for an Emergency? | SERVPRO of East Cobb

2/24/2022 (Permalink)

If the day comes where your business is hit with disaster or emergency, you can rest assured SERVPRO of East Cobb will be there to help.

Starting and running a business puts a lot on your plate. Not only do you have a full-time job, but you have responsibilities that go home with you, too.

You spend countless hours working on staffing, inventory, payroll and so much more. All that work is in jeopardy if you’re not prepared for disaster to strike. As hard as you’ve worked to get where you are, we would not want to see you shut your doors after disaster hits.

When a fire, storm or even another pandemic hits hard, oftentimes, it’s difficult or impossible for businesses to open again. According to FEMA, 40% of small businesses shut down permanently after a disaster, and a good chunk of those that can open up again end up shutting down for good in less than a year.

So what can you do to give yourself hope in the wake of disaster? The answer is “have a plan.” Three-quarters of small businesses in the U.S. don’t have a plan in place for when disaster hits. We want to give you the best chance at a comeback.

SERVPRO of East Cobb helps businesses just like yours be prepared by customizing a Emergency Ready Plan specifically for their business, location and industry.

With our Emergency Ready Plan, we’ll cover everything from flooding to data recovery, just in case the worst happens to your business—you don’t have to wonder what to do or who will do it.

Reopening after a disaster does not have to be any more difficult than it already is. SERVPRO of East Cobb is here to help create your Emergency Ready Plan today. It just might be the difference between keeping your doors open or shutting down for good.

*When your business is ready to prioritize planning and safety to prevent extended downtime, contact SERVPRO at (770) 424-0400 or visit www.SERVPROeastcobbga.com to get the Emergency Ready Plan underway from the folks who know all there is to know about disaster and recovery.