Are You Prepared for Disaster to Strike Your Business? | SERVPRO® of North Fort Worth
2/22/2022 (Permalink)
Running a business requires a full-time commitment in addition to an infinite after hours to-do list, resulting in a role that is more equivalent to an overtime job. It’s reasonable that you’re carrying a heavy load. It’s really a lot of work from recruitment, bookkeeping, inventory management, and advertising, among many other things.
And if you are not prepared for the worst-case scenario, you risk jeopardizing all of your great accomplishments. You’ve worked really hard to reach this point, and that is about as compelling of an incentive as you could imagine for doing all that is possible to secure your business’ survival in the aftermath of a tragedy.
Reopening a company after a fire, severe storm or other natural catastrophe can be overwhelming, and a lot times impossible. According to FEMA, 40% of small businesses permanently close after a disaster, with a significant proportion of those that do reopen closing again within a year.
Having a plan for what to do in the case of a catastrophic incident might be the difference between survival and failure. Indeed, three-quarters of small businesses in the United States do not have a disaster plan. It’s logical that businesses who have a plan in place will have a better chance of recovery. So, how can you design a disaster recovery strategy that is effective for your business?
SERVPRO of North Fort Worth supports companies like yours with disaster planning by building a customized Emergency Ready Plan that is suited to a business’ unique objectives, location and specialization. If you have a strategy, you may minimize needless delays by being prepared for a disaster.
Disasters are very tough to recover from. Take advantage of the opportunity to prepare for a disaster in advance of its occurrence. We’re here immediately to help you with your Emergency Ready Plan.
When your business is ready to prioritize planning and safety to prevent extended downtime, contact SERVPRO to get the Emergency Ready Plan underway from the folks who know all there is to know about disaster and recovery.