Happy Groundhog Day 2014!

Ground Hog Day

The movie Ground Hog Day – available on Amazon.com

Whether or not Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow this year, the weather predictions have already started to suggest we’re not going to be done with winter for a while.
And our friends over at Severe NJ Weather – whom we consider to be the most accurate resource for weather related reporting for our Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region have predicted “U.S. Temperatures will trend the coldest in 7 years for the first 15 days of the month, 2nd coldest in 25+ years, wettest in 4 years and snowiest in decades with a non-stop parade of storms across the U.S.!!!” with predictions of upcoming snow storms – at least 5 storm events in the next 6 days.

What that means for all of us is that we need to take steps to protect our business and residential properties from Winter Weather Water Damage – because prevention is much cheaper than fixing damage after it occurs.

However, as fans of the movie “Groundhog Day” starring Bill Murray, things aren’t as bad as they seem. You see according to this video by “What Culture,” things could be much worse.

Have you ever wondered just how many days Bill Murray spends stuck in Groundhog Day? Well, here you go:

So you see, it could be much worse!
And, here’s a little help and inspiration: The Countdown ’til Spring!

But if you do need help with all things related to winter weather property damage, keep our number programmed into your cell phone: 877-750-7876
We are Puroclean, The Paramedics of Property Damage ®
and we are here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for all your property damage restoration needs!

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