This past week was a little slow due to the winter storm that came through, and our street was iced in for a couple days. Once I got out I went to a new regular client's house to replace her chandelier that I had replaced last week, but she didn't like it, and picked up a different one.
Later in the week I returned to Third Coast Salt Day Spa where the owner Shari asked me to assemble an install a new 3 person Halotherapy and Red Light Therapy booth. I didn't know anything about what this booth does until after I was finished, and studied it some. It supposed to do amazing things for your skin and help reduce inflammation in your airways and skin. Red light helps with recovery at the cellular level. Increases collogen levels, skin elasticity, and wound repair, is anti-aging and anti-inflammatory. To learn more, you can visit this web page:
https://halotherapysolutions.com/salt-therapy-and-red-light-therapy-cabin/?
To schedule an appointment for your session, visit Third Coast Salt's website:
https://www.thirdcoastsalt.com/
Finally, a woman who is working for a property management company reached out to me for help. A tenant had a pretty major leak, most likely from a pipe burst due to the extreme cold. After a plumber fixed the leak, I went in, cleaned up all the wet drywall and insulation, dabbed up some of the water, removed the wet insulation in the attic, sucked up most of the water with my wet/dry vacuum, and placed my air mover in the room to help with drying the carpet. We also ventilated the room really well. Fortunately, the tenant Nick and his family can stay in another part of the house while the area dries, and Nick placed his portable heater in the room as well. A drywall company is scheduled to come and assess what needs to be done next. Most likely more drywall will have to be removed and more drying time will be needed before they can hang new drywall on the ceiling. Later, after the new drywall is in, and its all dry up there, I will go back up in the attic to place new batts of insulation in the bays above the new drywall. After that's all done, I'll go back in apply new PVA drywall primer and paint on the repaired ceiling areas.
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