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The southern province of Limburg in the Netherlands was last month hit by the most severe flooding in decades. Thanks to hard work from Polygon and ACI Groep, Limburg is now on the road to recovery.
After a heavy snowfall, parts of a production hall of an automotive supplier in Lower Saxony, Northwest Germany, collapsed. The entire roof structure was extremely unstable and threatened to fall on the production machines. To avert the disaster, the affected company’s insurance company called upon POLYGONVATRO.
When any building is hit by a large fire, that completely incinerates the roof, and devastates the structure, there is understandably an impact on the inhabitants. In this one case, however, the fact that the building formed part of the town hall premises meant the damage affected the entire local community in the small south French village. With expert help from the Polygon owned company, Global Sinistres, the building could be supported during the long process of restoration.
A fire can start instantly and continue to rage until its fuel source is depleted, destroying homes and properties, causing injuries, and taking lives. A fire can leave families, businesses and people with destroyed homes or buildings. Restoring a building or items after a fire is complex and requires experience, specific equipment, and a competent team of specialists – Polygon has all three in abundance.
We are pleased to announce that Robin Petersen has officially joined Polygon as the new CEO, effective today, January 7, 2025. He succeeds Axel Gränitz, who will soon be leaving the company to pursue other opportunities.
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