Tagged: water damage restoration
Deserts are known for being harsh environments for people, plants, and animals because of the lack of precipitation and extreme heat. Despite this, there are millions of people who live in the deserts of...
Many households have beautiful large fish tanks on display to show off their collections of different types of fish. Whether you’ve had the fish tank for only a short amount of time or many...
Water damage can occur in your home all year round, including in the middle of winter. One of the biggest sources of water damage and indoor flooding in the winter is burst pipes. Pipes...
Light bulbs and light fixtures are exposed to a variety of conditions both inside and outside of the house–rain, steam, cold, etc. For this reason, it is highly likely that every homeowner will encounter...
A roof leak can be caused by many things. Usually, leaks form due to old, corroded pipes that end up with holes in them. Pipes can also loosen at their connection and cause a...
The basement is the most commonly flooded area of a home for several reasons. Natural flooding and heavy rain enters basements easily through seepage and cracks in the foundation. Basements are also vulnerable to...
Renter’s insurance policies usually only cover water damage that was caused by accidental overflow or water discharge. However, most renters insurance policies do not cover damages caused by flooding or sewage water, unless you...
According to statistics floods are one of the most frequent disasters in the USA. When water damage occurs time is tight and you need to think and act quickly to prevent the damage from spreading. What can you do? Who can you call? This water damage restoration guide is prepared to help you efficiently solve you problem and restore your home to a normal condition.
Ceilings beneath bathrooms can suffer water damage in various ways, most commonly due to leaks from plumbing fixtures such as sinks, toilets, or bathtubs. These leaks often result from improperly installed or aging seals,...
Rainy days and humidity contribute to mold growth on the roof and ceiling, especially when a home is riddled with undiscovered leaks. Mold is a pervasive fungus and will colonize ceilings and rooftops that...