Kennedy Restoration

In high-risk environments, response isn’t just about speed, it’s about control.

When Kennedy Restoration responds to a loss, our first priority is creating a safe, controlled environment:

- Containment of affected areas
- Hazard mitigation
- Clear, organized jobsite setup

A strong response reduces risk—not just damage.

That’s what Construction Safety Week is all about.

www.kennedyres.com | 503-234-0509

Before any work begins, take a moment to recognize potential hazards.

Restoration environments can change quickly, what looks stable may not be. From water intrusion to structural damage, early awareness is key to keeping everyone on-site safe.

What to watch for:
• Hidden moisture or standing water
• Signs of structural instability
• Electrical risks in affected areas
• Debris creating slip or trip hazards

The safest job sites aren’t rushed, they’re prepared.

Recognize today. Prevent tomorrow.

www.kennedyres.com | 503-234-0509

🚧 It’s Construction Safety Week - May 4-8, 2026

This year’s focus highlights the importance of recognizing high-risk conditions, especially in environments where damage has already occurred.

In restoration, we often step into spaces that are already compromised, water damage, fire impact, structural instability.

Recognizing hazards early isn’t optional, it’s critical to protecting everyone on-site.

Safety starts before the work begins.

www.kennedyres.com | 503-234-0509

Dry, sunny weather is the perfect time for a quick exterior walkaround. It can prevent costly damage down the road!

What to look for:
• Cracks in siding or stucco
• Gaps around windows & doors
• Loose or damaged roof shingles
• Signs of dry rot around trim or decking

Small issues now can turn into water intrusion later when the rain comes back.

If you spot something questionable, it’s worth addressing early—or calling in a professional before it becomes a bigger problem.

Kennedy Restoration is here when prevention turns into repair.

www.kennedyres.com || 503-234-0509

Are you at Multifamily NW Maintenance Fair TODAY?

Then don’t miss this session at 9:00am in classroom D137-138!

Rebuilding Collaboration: Maintenance + Operations Alignment

Join Tysen Bodewig; Kennedy Restoration, alongside Kevin Webb; Guardian & Kelly Paine; Guardian, as they break down one of the biggest challenges in our industry. Alignment between maintenance and operations teams.

When communication gaps, competing priorities, and unclear roles get in the way, performance suffers. This session dives into where those breakdowns happen, and more importantly, how to fix them.

- Improve communication between teams
- Clarify roles and responsibilities
- Streamline workflows during high-pressure situations
- Strengthen response times and overall performance

Walk away with practical tools you can implement immediately to support your team and improve the resident experience.

We will see you there!

You Found Water… Now What?

Before it gets worse, here’s what to do immediately:

• Stop the source if possible
• Avoid using affected electrical areas
• Move contents out of the impacted space
• Document what you’re seeing (photos help)
• Call a restoration team early — not later

Timing is everything. The faster the response, the more you can save.

Early action = less damage, less disruption, lower cost.

www.kennedyres.com | 503-234-0509