One Source Management Group

07/04/2024

Wishing everyone a from ! Today we celebrate the freedom and independence that makes our country great. There's no disaster that can extinguish the American spirit! We wish you a safe and joyful fourth!

05/27/2024

As we reflect upon today in memory of those whom have served, we pledge to keep their stories of valor and sacrifice alive. Their courage lights our path to a better future.

Share together with us your service, memories and reflections whether it be that of your own, family or friend…. We’d love reflect together with you.

05/03/2024

Things you can do to mitigate water disaster and save your belongings

Many homeowners and businesses throughout West Texas have experienced flooding, sewage backups, and mold due to the extreme weather conditions this summer.

Getting dried out after water damage is critical in the first 48 hours. Salvaging wet, soggy goods like rugs, clothing, and furniture will depend on how quickly the water is mitigated.

•Circulate Air-keep air circulating by opening windows and doors. Open closets, cabinet doors, and drawers to move dryer air through them.
•Create Air– Use high-powered fans to amp up the air circulation place high-powered fans around the room.
•Dehumidify– Remove water v***r from the rooms that are damaged by running a dehumidifier that covers the appropriate square footage of room. You may need more than one. •Close windows and doors to prevent more humidity from entering the area.
•Pump it-If standing water is present, try a sump pump to extract excess water to the outside.
•Shop Vac-Invest in a good wet/dry shop vac and use it to extract water from floors, carpet, and upholstered furniture.
•Remove Contents-Remove any wet textiles such as rugs, curtains, toweling, clothing, wet insulation, drywall, and basically anything that absorbs water or that water can get underneath.
•Deep Freeze-Any documents, photographs, books or other small items made of paper or cardboard can be put into the freezer to stop them from further deterioration until you can give them over to a professional document restorer.
Restoring your property after water damage can be daunting. Some homeowners prefer to DIY and these tips will help in that effort. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the process we are here to help.

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04/22/2024

If you have suffered interior water damage due to a roof leak, pipe leak or some other water source, you landed on the right page. is ready to assist.

04/21/2024

This sponsored by the Development Corporation of Snyder, Texas - DCOS has been an honor and a privilege to bring to light. We appreciate the trust and support of the Gonzales family for allowing us One Source Management Group to be a part of this update and refresh of this staple within our community. ゚viralシ2024fyp

Here is another amazing transformation along Snyder's main corridor. This storefront has been revitalized into a vibrant and inviting space, thanks to the DCOS' Economic Improvement Initiative and the collaborative efforts of the Gonzalez Family.
It's a testament to what can be achieved when we invest in our town. Let's continue to build on this positive momentum together! Congratulations to Mr G and Joni at Joni's Cafe!

04/20/2024

A common question we are often asked is "what are the symptoms of mold exposure?" 🤔

skin irritation.
sporotrichosis, a skin infection that starts out as a small pink, red, or purple bump on the skin.
itchy, red eyes.
runny or stuffy nose.
postnasal drip.
headache.
dizziness.
asthmatic symptoms, such as coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and tightness in the chest..

These symptoms usually first appear 2 to 9 hours after exposure and last for 1 to 3 days.
Other affected persons have progressive shortness of breath and cough, as well as weight loss.
If you've been in contact with mold and these signs and symptoms appear... Call your doctor first and then give us a call next.

01/19/2024

More often than one would believe🙆🏼
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10/29/2023

A little quick tip from the Snyder Fire Marshals Office. Take a moment and consider, and as always be safe, stay warm and be sure to check your smoke detector batteries 💁🙆🏼🤔

Please use caution with this cold weather coming in this next few days.
Make sure to keep heat lamps secured and not touching combustibles
we always have structure fires each year because of these.

08/16/2023

🫵TIP TUESDAY: - Shut off the water of you are experiencing a major leak or water loss. ***Business owners should inform managers and other employees on where and how to shut off the water to prevent further damages. Awareness makes a difference, trust us when we to say “we’ve seen a thing or two”
Call or Text if you are experiencing water damage at (734)444-6225. We're available 24/7