News & Press releases

How do you cope with and optimally deal with severe water damage? Theoretical knowledge is all well and good. But to be an excellent property damage restoration technician you need hands-on experience. You have to practise regularly under realistic and controlled conditions. Just like firefighters have to train all the time to be able to do their job efficiently when severe emergencies occur. This has always been a gruelling challenge for the entire damage control industry.

Polygon AS in Norway has been honored with the “Service Achievement of the Year 2017” award by NHO Service (The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise in the Service Sector). The award was recently presented during NHO Service`s annual conference and was accepted by a very proud Kai Andersen, Country President for Polygon Norway.

Polygon’s specialist teams use the latest techniques and equipment to detect and repair leaks quickly and efficiently. Our approach to detection is based on speed and accuracy, which means that only a small opening is required to repair the leaking or damaged pipe - this saves costs and keeps adjacent areas free of unnecessary damage.

In the middle of the Easter celebrations, a large fire broke out at Keolis in Denmark, both in the bus workshop and in the administration building. Thanks to a quick intervention from Polygon DB, the damage was minimized, and the customer was able to breathe out, very satisfied with Polygon's actions.

The black column of smoke, which rose above Olpe in June 2017, shortly after 5.00 pm, could be seen for miles around. In an industrial park located in Dahl in Olpe, Germany, the warehouse of an agricultural machinery dealer went up in flames. The fire brigade was soon on the scene to tackle the blaze, with reinforcements from the German towns of Wenden, Attendorn and Drolshagen. POLYGONVATRO was also immediately at the scene of the fire.