How to Find Frozen Pipes
During the winter months, the temperature may drop to dangerously cold numbers. To prepare for such freezing temperatures, people will bundle up, but your own body isn’t the only thing that needs to be...
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How to Save Your Business’s Flood Damaged Electronics
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.
Can Your Water-Damaged Carpet be Saved?
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...
Finding a Basement Leak: What to Do
When you find a leak in your basement, it can be a stressful situation. Whether the leak is minor and has caused minimal structural damage or the leak is significant and has caused your...
How to Dry Water Damaged Walls
When your home suffers water damage, it is especially important to address any harm that has been done to your home’s walls. A property’s walls are vital to its structural integrity, so if they...
How to Handle a Sewage Backup in Your Business
It is a stressful situation for sinks or toilets in a commercial property to be backed-up and overflowing, but this situation becomes even worse when there is actual sewage involved in the scenario. What...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Water Damage Restoration
Water damage can be derived from a number of different sources, both natural and manmade. Disasters such as hurricanes, severe flooding, storms, sewage backups, pipe leaks, and appliance malfunctions only name a few. But...
5 Tips on What to Do After Finding a Leak in a Commercial Building
Commercial properties have an increased likelihood to experience water leaks. The greater chances of leaks occurring in the building are due simply to the fact that commercial spaces utilize far more water than residential...
What to Do If Your House Floods
Torrential thunderstorms, overflowing riverbanks, and Category 2 hurricanes all possess the incredible power to unleash massive amounts of floodwaters into homes. Natural disasters are not the only cause of house floods. Burst plumbing pipes,...
How Long Does It Take for Mold to Grow
Excess water in the home – whether because of flooding, a burst pipe, or a leaky roof – always causes a lot of trouble. It may compromise the integrity of the building, destroy electronics...
