Floods are the most common natural disasters, but not all of them are caused by Mother Nature. They can occur from any of the following sources: heavy rains, sewage backups, leaking appliances and pipes, frozen...
In the midst of hurricane season, it’s important that you are ready for any impending storms. You need to prepare yourself and your family and ensure that everyone knows what to do and has...
Floods can happen suddenly and without warning with multiple sources, such as falling water, a natural disaster, or a broken home water system. Regardless of the cause, it is essential to follow these 4...
Floods form when water overflows into an area of dry land that is unable to sustain it. Weather and geographical factors both impact the severity of the flooding and how high the water percentage...
Nature can cause major upheavals when rivers overflow, hurricanes hit, and flash floods occur. Manmade disasters, too, like burst plumbing pipes, faulty dishwashers or broken washing machine hoses, are responsible for home flooding. Every...
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.
From heavy rainfall to leaky pipes, basement water damage can be caused by various factors. But the amount of damage and potential for harm depends on the category of water and the class of...
From the major flooding in Houston to other areas throughout the U.S., many people have dealt with the effects of flooding this spring. Much of the recent flooding has been the result of heavy...
Floods, whether due a major pipe burst in your basement, a torrential spring rainfall or a hurricane, are a devastating event. The massive amounts of water involved in a flood permeate every nook and...
If you are returning to your property for the first time since the hurricane, make sure you inspect your home for storm damage with the following checklist. If you want to help the hurricane victims, the second section of this blog contains information on how you can help the hurricane relief effort.
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