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Ever wonder what makes a good Ladder Assist Technician?🤔 We have plenty of tips and information in our latest article! Read the article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gaEA7uHy Let us know if the comments if you have anything to add!👇 #KnightsSolutions #LadderAssist

Every month, we share information about weather impacts across the US, announcements about the team, and articles in our newsletters that you will find helpful and interesting! Subscribe today and get the newsletter 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWRtWRAw #Newsletter #KnightsSolutions

We're hiring ladder assist technicians! We're specifically looking for technicians in Missouri and Illinois, but have opportunities in other states, as well. If you have reliable transportation suited for loading a ladder, a smart phone, and Cougar Paws (roofing shoes), we want to hear from you! 🪜 Complete your training within 30-60 days of hire and ensure you have all inspection equipment and necessary insurance. HAAG certification required. ✅ Ready to take the next step in your career? Learn more and apply now at https://lnkd.in/gjPm8cqk #JobOpp #LadderAssist #LadderAssistTechnician #KnightsSolutions

As communities recover from Hurricane Helene and Milton, Knight’s Solutions is here providing emergency tarp services to secure damaged roofs and prevent further loss. Our team is hard at work, helping those affected get the support they need. We’re praying for everyone during this time—stay resilient, and we’re just a call away. #EmergencyTarpServices #HurricaneHelene #KnightsSolutions #StaySafe

Meet our Director of Operations, Isaac Wilkins! 👋 Isaac has been with the Knight's Team since 2020 and our Director of Operations since 2022! If you've worked with Isaac, tell us about your experience working with him in the comments! #MeetTheTeam #KnightsSolutions

Did you know that the right front quadrant of a hurricane is often the most dangerous part of the storm? This section, typically found to the northeast of the storm’s eye, packs the most punch due to several factors: 💨 Strongest Winds: The forward motion of the hurricane combines with its rotating winds, making them more intense on the right front side. 🌊 Storm Surge Threat: With stronger winds pushing water toward the coast, this quadrant often delivers the most severe storm surges. 🌪️ Tornado Risk: Embedded thunderstorms in the right front quadrant create a higher likelihood of tornadoes, adding another layer of danger. For coastal communities and insurance professionals alike, understanding the power of the right front quadrant is key to better preparation and response. Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay safe! #HurricaneFactFriday #StormPreparedness #KnightsSolutions

The devastation from Hurricane Helene and Milton is significant, but so is the strength of those affected. Knight’s Solutions is on the ground, conducting inspections to assist with claims and ensure you get the help you need. You’re in our prayers, and we’re committed to being a reliable partner through this recovery. 🤝 #HurricaneRecovery #KnightsSolutions #WeCare #StrongerTogether #InspectionServices

"Satellite images illustrate the scope of the damage in coastal communities along the western part of the Florida peninsula, near the Sarasota barrier island of Siesta Key where Milton made landfall Wednesday, Oct. 9, as a powerful Category 3 hurricane." Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g52m8Mfw #Hurricane #HurricaneMilton

After Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton, quick action is essential. Knight's Solutions is working around the clock, providing emergency tarp services to protect homes and businesses from further damage. Our thoughts are with everyone affected, and we’re here to support you during this challenging time. 🙏 #KnightsSolutions #HurricaneHelene #TarpServices #RebuildingTogether #StayStrong

"CBS News meteorologist Nikki Nolan said the latest forecast track shows Milton making landfall over or near Sarasota, Florida, after about 2 a.m. ET. Milton is expected to be a low-end Category 4 hurricane at the time, Nolan said, which would put its winds at the bottom of the 130-156 mph range." Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5uNJcTA #HurricaneMilton #Hurricane