Notice
You are now leaving Polygon Restoration's website and will be directed to another country in the group.
Do you want to proceed?
The Salt Lake Tribune reports that a computer glitch caused a big problem for the residents of Cedar Hills, Utah. The error caused a water tank to dump “tens of thousands of gallons of water” in to streets and a home on Saturday morning. The tank can push 7,000 gallons of water out per minute.
The Howard Hanson Dam, east of Seattle in Washington State is leaking and this has scientists and residents worried.
Several areas of the United States were affected by water damage and mold recently, and the damage was substantial enough to make headlines.
Missouri and Illinois are not unaccustomed to having parts of the state flood when the waters rise in the spring or summer. But recent floods have been baffling scientists as rivers crest and spill water into places that are typically dry this time of year.
After employees at the four-month-old Santa Clara County crime lab building packed their things for the night and locked the doors behind them, no one was the wiser to a vandal that slipped in to the state-of-the-art lab and took advantage of the full 24 hours it had to cause up to $1 million in damages. The vandal: water.
Emergency Support
1-800-422-6379Send an email
us_info@polygongroup.com24/7 Hotline
Urgent equipment and operational support
Property damage
Documents and contents damage
24/7 Emergency:
United States: 1-800-422-6379
Canada: 1-888-702-4782
Your questions and comments are important to us. Please send us your information with a description of your needs and we will connect with you promptly.
Polygon US Headquarters
15 Sharpners Pond Road, Building F North Andover, MA 01845
Phone: 1-800-422-6379
See all our US locations here: Polygon US office locations
For global support, please contact one of our offices listed here: Our Global offices - Polygon Group