Restore & More Newsletter
July, 2018 edition
Last year we focused our summer blog on outdoor fire safety (follow these tips and enjoy the great outdoors!). With all of the flooding events this past year we've made our new one about taking advantage of the favorable weather to help protect your property from future flooding events. It's definitely worth a quick read whether you're in a flood zone or not. If you have any questions or suggestions shoot us an e-mail. Tackle any of the monthly to-dos or the seasonal recipe? Snap a picture and show us!
March, 2018 edition
There's a lot of clean-up underway, but our monthly maintenance checklists are less than 10 items each to easily keep you on track with a safer, healthier home. We also have some great dates to mark on your calendar, an indulgent new seasonal recipe, ideas for going green with your spring cleaning and some enlightening information about your footwear. If you make the delicious cheesecake bites or tackle any of your monthly to-do projects snap a picture and share it with us on Facebook or by email! We'd love to see them!
December, 2017 edition
This year's winter newsletter has holiday safety tips, ideas for the season of giving, winter dates to remember, your home maintenance to-do lists for the next few months (with printable versions!), and even a delicious easy recipe for a crowd! We're sure with all of the holiday celebrations that the cleaning coupon at the bottom will come in handy for our local customers. Happy Holidays!
September, 2017 edition
Building or restocking your emergency kit, your monthly home maintenance checklists, helping Harvey victims, Three-Cheese Chicken Penne Pasta! and a 15% cleaning coupon!
June, 2017 edition
Summer monthly maintenance to do lists, fire pit construction and safety, a delicious seasonal recipe and more!
March, 2017 edition
If you're tucked in on this snowy Friday, scan through our seasonal home maintenance checklists (with new and improved printable versions), mark your calendars and indulge in the great spring recipe! We've also included some great tips on ice dams just in case next week's storm is a big one.
June, 2016 edition
In this newsletter we give you some great ideas for local summer fun and offer congratulations to all who have continued their education this year. We also still included your seasonal home maintenance checklist, calendar, and recipe. If you make the delicious pasta salad, or tackle any of your monthly to-do projects, snap a picture and share it with us on Facebook or email!
March, 2016 edition
Although the winter weather came a little late this year, the current local forecast is already clear of freezing temperatures. Our dear friend Punxsutawney Phil seems to be correct with his prediction. For many in New England, this has been the warmest winter on record. It's no surprise then, that the flowers are already popping around town, and you can even smell the season change in the air.
January, 2016 edition
Although it has been dropping below freezing nightly now, there have been no wide-spread school closures, shovel shortages, or snow blowers to hear of just yet. Bundle up, prepare, and even embrace all that this season has to bring. This newsletter shows that there's plenty to do, and you even get one extra day this year to do it!
June, 2015 edition
In this newsletter, we want to focus on making the most of this lively time of year. From grilling, to jazz, and a few seasonal to-dos, we've got you covered!
October, 2014 edition
Northern Maine and New Hampshire are already at their peak foliage, while Cape Cod is just peppered with hints of the season change. Although the sweet salty air is now crisp and refreshing, we've been lucky enough to sneak in a few extra beach days. With the kids back to school, football season in full swing, and chilly mornings, there is no doubt that fall has certainly come.
June, 2014 edition
If ever there was a "winter of our discontent," this must have been it. And if spring's arrival could be any more anticipated or appreciated, this is it.
October, 2013 edition
Colorful fall changes have been happening, but our weather has remained mild enough that people are still going to the beach, and they are even swimming! Whether you are riding along Route 6 or Route 6A, the leaves are showing us a rich
July, 2013 edition
Summer's here, and the time is right for dancing in the streets. And if that's not your idea of how to enjoy this short and special season, just be sure to do something you have missed since, oh, about a year ago.
May, 2013 edition
Listen! Birds are tweeting! Look outside! Flowers are blooming! Crocus, daffodils, tulips, pansies! Do you need any other clues? It has happened. Spring has arrived.
February, 2013 edition
Happy New Year! Resolutions! Have you made any? It's that time once again. Looking back at 2012, we remember the many clients that we have helped. Most of our work began with emergency responses to water and fire losses.
October, 2012 edition
Well, that went by too fast. We can all say so long to a spectacular summer. Has the weather ever been better? And, so far no hurricanes. (Keep your fingers crossed--the season doesn't end until November 30!) Now, it's fall--what some of us think is the best part of the year.
July, 2012 edition
Wildlife has been making the news and making the rounds on Cape Cod. Our adventurous, and rumor has it, amorous, black bear arrived over the Memorial Day weekend and travelled exactly as our other visitors from off-Cape like to do. From Sandwich to Barnstable
April, 2012 edition
It's Spring again. Daffodils and forsythias are in bloom, pansies are showing their happy faces in the garden, and people are spending more time outdoors. Even with all this bright and cheery scenery, there are emergencies to be taken care
February, 2012 edition
A year ago, Whalen Restoration Services launched our on-line newsletter. The response from our readership has been phenomenal. You have provided us with thoughtful insights and comments--by phone, by letter, and in person!
December, 2011 edition
At Whalen Restoration services, we appreciate all of our clients, agents, adjusters, town building departments, vendors, and construction tradesmen. We know that you work hard all year to provide services that we just could not do without. Your efforts throughout
November, 2011 edition
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Nobody says it enough. In November especially, we should be thinking thankful thoughts--for our families, our customers, our co-workers (and our actual work), our employers, our employees, our health, our military, and our freedoms.
October, 2011 edition
It's pumpkin time again! Who doesn't love to be on Cape Cod at this time of year? Roads are less crowded. The air smells fresh and healthy. Temperatures are finally comfortable.
September, 2011 edition
School days, school days...It's that time of year once again...back to school. For those with school age children in the household, it's a busy time of year. New shoes, new clothes, new books, sharpened pencils,
August, 2011 edition
When all of us were shivering last winter, didn't we wish for some warmer temperatures? Be careful what you wish for...
July, 2011 edition
Happy 4th of July! Get grilling with a great salmon recipe. We also talk about Whalen's approach to quality, as well as summertime tips for staying safe.
June, 2011 edition
Father's Day greetings! This edition deals with unexpected weather, how we track our projects as well as a "berry" good recipe and our monthly contest.
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