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Golfers gather for
7th Annual ALL CLEAN USA Golf Tournament
Former FEMA Director James Lee Witt attends
Golfers gathered yet again for the 7th annual ALL CLEAN USA golf tournament at Chenal Country Club held August 20, 2007.
The day was surrounded by comradery, nice weather and good food. ALL CLEAN USA would like to extend their appreciation to James Lee Witt, CEO of James Lee Witt Associates and the former FEMA Director 1993-2001, for attending the tournament.
ALL CLEAN USA holds the tournament each year in appreciation for those in the insurance industry who refer our services to residential and commercial property owners.
CONGRATULATIONS to the following winners, and a big thanks to all of you for attending. We hope to see all of you next year!
Pictures can be viewd by logging onto www.allcleanusa.com.
FIRST FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE:
Farm Bureau-Conway team includes Bill Jackson, Larry Marshall, Coy Roberts, Todd Smith
SECOND PLACE:
Farm Bureau-Paragould team includes Bill Pollard, Travis Ryan, Bobby Prichard and Greg Thomas (Farm Bureau-Hot Springs)
THIRD PLACE:
Jerry Overman, Ben Overman, Charles Nabholz (Nabholz Construction), Marty Faggetti (State Farm-Conway), Jim Cooper
SECOND FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE:
Farm Bureau-Jonesboro team includes Rick Baker, Kiley Coker, Aaron Owens and Steve Clay (Farm Bureau-Harrisburg)
SECOND PLACE:
Farm Bureau-Prescott team includes Ronnie Baker, Matt Wingfield, Wayne Brown and Cory Dice (Farm Bureau- Hope)
THIRD PLACE:
Farm Bureau Claims-Maumelle team includes Chris Brimhall, Todd Sevier, Richie King, Scott Willis (Farm Bureau-Morrilton), Brock Lyons (Farm Bureau-Hot Springs)
CEO Brett Overman (left) and former FEMA Director James Lee Witt (center) announce the start of the golf tournament.
Another Job Completed…
Cedarville School District
Cedarville, Arkansas
Cedarville, Arkansas is located 11 miles north of Van Buren in the northwest part of the state. The following scene is a familiar one to many in the insurance sector…heavy rain, flooding and the need for a top-notch restoration company.
Small town Cedarville received approximately two inches of rain in a matter of 30 minutes. To make matters worse, the town was in a very low-lying valley area. The school campus consisted of an elementary, middle and high school, which had been affected by most of the damage; water had flooded the school.
ALL CLEAN-NW received the call for restoration services four days after the loss. The initial report indicated 27 classrooms, the gym, library and administrative offices had four inches of thick mud and standing water. Immediately, the professionals of ALL CLEAN-NW sprang into action with ample crew and drying equipment caravanning to small town Cedarville.
All ALL CLEAN offices were contacted in case additional help was needed. Additional contractors were called and notified to be on “stand by" as well. The game plan; to repair, reconstruct and get the school back and in business in time for the first day of school.
Upon arriving at the Cedarville campus, operations manager Kyle Johnson quickly surveyed the damage. The water line had reached approximately 18 inches high. But much to Johnson's surprise, upon entering the school, he discovered the maintenance crew, teachers, coaches and administrative staff had mopped up much of the water and mud and removed soiled rugs and books.
Johnson met with the superintendent, principal and maintenance engineer and relayed the plan of action. ALL CLEAN-NW would dry the building and contents and reconstruct the damaged areas. In three days, ALL CLEAN-NW had removed and replaced over 12,000 square feet of ceiling tiles, removed the water line from the building, as well as, dirt and mud from the parking lots and side walks. The high school gym floor was removed, replaced and resealed in 10 days.
Johnson credits the Cedarville School District for preserving much of the school. As guaranteed, ALL CLEAN-NW completed restoration just in time for the first day of school.
Cedarville School District, another JOB COMPLETED!
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