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Brian Miller is business development specialist with Polygon, a leader in water and fire damage restoration and remediation, and for temporary climate control in construction and industrial applications. Miller can be reached at brian.miller@polygongroup.com. For more information, visit www.polygongroup.com.
It’s a common winter woe affecting thousands of building owners and managers each year: frozen water pipes that burst. To minimize water damage caused by a frozen pipe burst, two critical steps must be taken. First, act fast to assess the situation, and then control the environment within the building.
