Metro Detroit company goes to LA to help with restoration efforts after wildfires

With 10 of its 150 facilities in California, the company is dedicated to the art of restoration and works around the clock.

FOX 2: Los AngelesMillions of Americans have been frightened and hundreds have been uprooted by the roaring fire in California.

In the meantime, a Metro Detroit-based local business is clearing the smoke to assist people who lost their houses in the flames in Los Angeles.

Overview:

Helping wildfire victims is a major responsibility of Wayne Wudyka and his restoration business, CRDN, based in Michigan.

With 10 of its 150 facilities in California, the company is dedicated to the art of restoration and works around the clock.

Every staff is on alert due to the enormous fires.

Six massive fires have burned thousands of homes to the ground, but even if you’re spared by the flames, the smoke is another thing that can bring danger to residents.

“If you picture an incinerator, its output would be what’s currently spreading throughout Southern California: a house, a car, tires, fuel, and industrial garbage. Wudyka stated, “The house may not appear to have structural damage, but it is consuming all of this toxic ash.”

Toxic ash destroys items in homes and can lead to problems later.

Michigan has its share of disasters as well and experts recommend videotaping stuff in your home.

Be prepared. Be smart. Due to the fact that nobody anticipates it until it is too late.

The Source: CRDN’s Wayne Wudyka and facts from earlier stories were discussed by FOX 2.