Pipes Break, Church Floods - Paragon Assists
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
(KSDK) - A north St. Louis Church is pumping out water and trying to salvage its facility. At the Antioch Baptist Church, the sprinkler system froze, broke and flooded the church. A church custodian arrived Tuesday morning to find more than two feet of water in the basement. The water also damaged the church’s new sanctuary that’s only four years old. It could be Wednesday before all of the water is out, and it could be weeks before the church is back to normal.
The Piasa Bird painted on the limestone bluffs above the Mississippi River in Alton may be repainted and cleaned with a new cryogenic blasting technique. Paragon Restoration is donating materials and time to restore the Illinois landmark.
Paragon has partnered with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in order to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes. They help to raise support for the team ‘Movin’ for Mason’. Little Mason was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the young age of 11 months. Pictured from left to right: Tiffany Wild, Ron Wild, Steve Stodnick, Randy Wild, Angie Hoffman, Mason Hoffman, Bonnie Hoffman and a representative of JDRF. 
Paragon receives very positive feedback to the seminar entitled “A Mold Seminar You Can Use” by Tom Alford with Enviropro. With growing concerns regarding the prevalence of mold, this class offers a very practical understanding of mold and how one can further prevent and remediate the problem of mold growth. Please check the website often for our next class schedule and registration form.
