Can a Plumber be Liable for Water Damage?
Most plumbing contractors do a good job when working on plumbing issues in homes and businesses. However, there are times when a poor job by a plumbing contractor causes water damage on your property....
Category: Water Damage
Signs of a Water Leak Behind the Walls
While water leaks behind walls happen out of view, there are often several signs that can help you detect these water leaks. The following are common signs of water leakage behind your walls.
How to Repair Water Damaged Ceiling Tiles
Ceiling tiles are used to cover the HVAC system and wiring that homeowners do not want in plain sight. However, when ceiling tiles get damaged or have water staining on them, they may have...
How to Determine if Water Damage is Fresh or Old
Seeing signs of water damage strikes fear in most homeowners. The visible water damage may, after all, be just a small part of a massive, hidden problem. Fortunately, for the most part, newer water...
Steer Clear of Weather-Related Pipe Bursts: Tips & What to Look For This Winter
As the winter season quickly approaches, we are reminded of family get-togethers, good food, holidays, and the end of another year. However, one thing not mentioned enough is the propensity of the pipes in...
How to Remove Musty Odors from Basement After Flooding
Having water damage in your basement can create musty odors in the space. You should never ignore this odor as it can eventually spread to the rest of your home. Untreated water damage can...
How Long Does It Take for Mold to Form After Water Damage?
Mold is abundant in the natural environment. The spores are no stranger to indoor areas, too. When water damage strikes, mold can develop rapidly, often within 24 to 48 hours. However, several factors can...
How to Maximize Your Water Damage Insurance Claim
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.
What to Do When the Water Leaks Behind the Washing Machine?
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.
What Does Water Damage Look Like? (And Other Ways to Detect It)
Water damage can be a silent threat, hiding behind walls and spreading underneath carpeting. The damage may not be evident until serious ruin has occurred. But spotting water damage in its earliest stages can...