Identifying and Controlling Household Mold
Asthma symptoms that worsen over time may have more to do with your home than your physical health. Here are a few tips to control mold growth and lessen the effects on your asthma.
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Fire Safety Tips for Homes Affected by Hoarding
Extreme clutter not only increases the risk of a fire, but also allows fires to spread quickly which can result in devastating damage and even put the lives of those in the home in danger. If you know someone who is affected by hoarding, it is important to help the affected individual understand the risk of a fire and take certain actions in the name of fire safety.
How to Remove Soot Damage from Household Surfaces
Soot is easily transferred onto various surfaces so ensuring it doesn’t spread is imperative to the cleaning process. To protect your walls, follow these protocols before the professionals arrive.
The Dangers of Living with Mold in the House
Mold can be a very sneaky substance, as it thrives in moist, dark areas. Although it is a common issue homeowners may face, many don’t consider its impact on humans. However, once excess...
Why is my air conditioner leaking water outside?
Air conditioners are a life saver, especially in hot, humid climates. However, there are risks associated with this cooling system, such as the potential to leak water if it is not maintained regularly. Air...
Finding Black Mold in Your Shower: What to Do
Taking a shower can be one of the most relaxing times of the day; however, it may not be so relaxing if you notice mold growing on the walls! While it appears in little...
Major Benefits of Basement Waterproofing
The most common form of damage in a home is water damage because it can be caused by anything from rain, seepage, and humidity to plumbing leaks, overflows, and burst pipes. Your basement is...
What You Need to Know before Buying a House with Water Damage
Buying a house with water damage is a risky investment indeed. The water may have caused considerable structural faults and safety hazards in the home, such as unsound walls and mold, and the problems may continue even after the existing damage has been mitigated, especially if the source of the damage has not been properly identified and correctly fixed. Yet, you can easily avoid most of the risks and make sure your investment will be worth it, if you know what to look for and what precautions to take before closing the deal on a water damaged house.
Keeping Pets Safe from House Fires
Pets are not just animals; they are family. Therefore, we must take measures to protect all loved ones dear to us. Pets, especially dogs, can pose the greatest risk for house fires, especially while...
Determining Factors of Content Restoration and Replacement
While it is commonly discussed that building structure can be restored from water damage as long as the restoration technicians are called right away. However, what many may not realize is how to restore...
