Case Study Vehicle Impact B&E

The business owner called us with an urgent situation involving a B&E that placed their store in a vulnerable state, both to the elements and to thieves.

The owner explained that a team of crooks drove their truck into the front of the building, destroying windows and the store-front. Once inside with the vehicle, they proceeded to tie an ATM to the truck’s bumper, and backed out the way they came, hauling it with them.

After the dust settled, one ATM was taken – a very important item – but more of an urgent concern was the damage to the front of the building that had left the business wide open.

Once we gathered some details, our team was quickly dispatched to secure the structure and begin reconstruction of the demolished store-front. Our team assessed the situation, provided an urgent board-up service, and attained approval from the business owner to start the restoration process.

The initial damage was so severe that the affected business was unable to serve customers during the beginning of the renovation. Our team made it a priority to secure the safety of the building and constructed temporary access for customers so the business could re-open.

We then proceeded to renovate and rebuild the store, making it business-as-usual with as little impact as possible.