Paul Davis Restoration of Baton Rouge

For 60 years, Paul Davis has been built on service, resilience, and people.

At this year’s annual conference, we came together as one network to celebrate what we’ve accomplished and look ahead to what’s next.

With a theme of “What’s Your Legacy?”, this milestone year served as a powerful reminder that our legacy isn’t just what we’ve built; it’s what we continue to build together every day.

Here’s to 60 years and to continuing to serve our communities for years to come.

Step behind the scenes in our flood house with Trainer Matt Wildt as we take a closer look at one of the most important pieces of drying equipment: the air mover.

These machines play a critical role in circulating air and speeding up the drying process after water damage. They may be loud, but turning them off too soon can delay progress and lead to further issues.

Spring weather is a great reminder to check areas of your property that may have taken a hit over winter, especially your roof and attic.

Snow, wind, and temperature changes can leave behind hidden damage that leads to leaks, moisture buildup, or mold if it’s not caught early. A quick inspection now can help prevent bigger problems later.

Spring roof & attic tips:
-Look for missing, cracked, or curling shingles
-Check attics for water stains, damp insulation, or musty odors
-Make sure vents are clear and flashing is intact
-Address small issues before spring storms roll in

If you spot signs of damage or moisture, our team is here to help assess and restore before minor issues become major repairs.

Smoke alarms play a critical role in protecting your home and loved ones but only if they’re working properly. Taking a few minutes to check them can make a lifesaving difference.

-Test smoke alarms monthly
-Replace batteries at least once a year
-Replace smoke alarms every 10 years

We’re grateful for the American Red Cross and their Sound the Alarm™ initiative for helping raise awareness about fire safety and working to make homes safer across communities. Learn more about the initiative and fire safety tips here: https://www.redcross.org/sound-the-alarm.html