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The clean lines surrounding the edge of the roof are a result of a gutter system. While a pleasing aesthetic look is an inadvertent outcome of gutters, the drains surrounding the roof of the...
Broken appliances, like the washing machine or dishwasher, a malfunctioning water main, ruptured plumbing pipes and a host of various household calamities can inundate a home with a surge of water. Homeowners who are proactive can avoid the watery mess and the associated financial setback.
When the temperature drops, frozen pipes often become a common issue in homes. The winter charm can quickly turn into a problem for homeowners when water pipes face sub-zero conditions, risking freezing and potential...
It’s a given—floods in the US cause $6 billion in damages annually. Any place rain falls is vulnerable to floods. When a business is literally under water, the first thing business owners should do after taking care of employees is save their flood damaged electronic devices.
When excess water is on your property and doesn’t get addressed immediately, building materials, furnishings and other porous objects will absorb the water and become damaged in the process. Sometimes, the damage can be...
We’ve all been there; taking a trip down to the basement to store some things only to find a small puddle in one of the corners or walking past our kitchen and pausing because...
Water damage is harmful to any property. It ruins building materials and personal belongings and if the damage gets bad enough, it can even cause structural damage. The longer water damage goes unattended, the...
When a northerner thinks of the southern region of the US, which consists of Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi and Oklahoma, balmy temperatures and mild winters come to mind. In reality, as any southerner can...
When it comes to you and your family, preparing for cold weather means bundling up with heavy jackets and wearing weatherproof boots, scarves, hats, and gloves. But it’s important to remember that your home...
Every property, both commercial or residential, in the United States is at risk for flooding. Whether the zone is at a low, moderate or high risk, flooding can happen anyplace it rains—which means anywhere...
