Category: Flood Damage Cleanup
Almost every homeowner has dealt with water damage in their home and while many understand the affect it can have on their property, few realize that water damage can also increase certain health risks. ...
Warm weather is great, except when the sky turns a menacing color, your phone pings with an alert, and the kids complain because the cable company is disrupting SpongeBob with a weather bulletin. Sometimes...
As we have learned over and over in different scenarios across the country this past year, flooding has the potential to be very dangerous. Many areas of the country are continuing to deal with...
A plumbing problem can turn into a nightmare in the time it takes a professional to arrive. Luckily, the most common problems can be handled by anyone to prevent water damage. Clogged Toilet Limit...
Massive thunderstorms are known to trigger flash floods. Even gently flowing streams can transform into torrential waters during heavy rains and lead to flash flooding. Essentially, flash floods are defined as rapid flooding that...
Desert climates are very dry with low annual precipitation as some areas, such as Las Vegas, receive as little as 5 inches of rain per year. With such a dry climate and little rainfall,...
Sewage backup in a house is one of those unfortunate events that can certainly ruin your day as well as your entire week, your habitual daily routine, and even your household items. Depending on...
Chances are, you have a lot on your mind during and immediately following a flood. Safety should always be your top priority. While it may not be an obvious danger, live electrical circuits can...
Washington, D.C. is no stranger to flooding – from the Great Flood of 1889 to the Federal Triangle Flash Flood of 2006, the area around the nation’s capital has always faced challenges from rising...
Most homes are covered by homeowner’s insurance which compensates the owner for a variety of losses and damage but what many people may not realize is that typical homeowner’s insurance does not cover floods....