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When our team in Polygon Denmark arrived at the scene of a major roof fire in a residential building, they knew that it would be an “all-nighter-effort”. Despite it being New Year’s Eve, they instantly got started on the urgent issues with initial damage control, as firefighters were still gaining control of the blaze. The project resulted in a 20–24-hour long effort. Here, we speak to Michael, a Polygon project leader, to find out more.

When a water pipe burst in a residential home in the Netherlands, just a couple of days before Christmas, substantial water damages were apparent. Identifying the leak was the first urgent step, because unfortunately, water damages do not go on holiday during Christmas, and this situation required immediate action. Luckily, Polygon Netherlands stepped in, to make sure the residents had a functional home in time for the holidays.

In Vaxholm, an island in the Stockholm archipelago in Sweden, a housing society is considering replacing the roofs of their buildings. However, they are not sure about the condition of their attics and whether anything needs to be repaired before making this investment. Polygon Sweden steps in to help the customer with this question by conducting a status inspection of all 114 attics in the association.