Monthly Archive: October 2022
Water damage is a frequent issue in US households. In fact, one in 50 insured homes is affected by water damage each year. Insurers are likely to attempt to underpay or deny a claim. Here’s how homeowners can maximize their water damage insurance claim.
Natural disasters can devastate entire communities and leave homeowners needing to make major decisions in relatively short periods of time. Reconstructing the home in the immediate aftermath of a disaster is one important question...
Experiencing a fire at your home or business can be devastating. A fire will burn through your carpeting, furnishings, and personal belongings; however, smoke and soot can also cause widespread damage. For example, electrical...
Plastic releases several harmful chemicals including hydrochloric acid, dioxins, furans, and sulfur dioxide when burned. If you ever accidentally come in contact with burning plastic, you may be wondering “what are the potential health...
Washing machines utilize lots of water. In fact, the standard washing machine, one that is not high-efficiency, pushes 19 gallons of water per load. It’s inevitable that the appliance may start to leak at some point. Here’s what to do when water leaks from behind the washing machine.
Mold growth on painted surfaces such as the walls of your home or business can look very unpleasant, and aside from aesthetics, mold can pose serious health risks such as asthma and other upper...
Whether it’s a wisp of last night’s cigarette smoke, mold smell in your refrigerator, or the lingering odor of your furry friend’s accident, unpleasant smells in your home can quickly become overpowering. This article...
The beginning of the fall season is a welcome transition for many who are ready for the more moderate temperatures and changing colors. For others, the fall weather is a reminder of what is...
A storage unit is supposed to be a secure space where you can safely leave your furniture, books, clothing, and other personal items until you’re ready to use them again. But what happens when...