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How to Clean Smoke Damage After a Fire
Fires in the home can be traumatic and devastating, destroying or damaging possessions that are valuable and meaningful to you. If there is significant soot/smoke damage on any of your personal possessions, it is critical to act quickly and thoroughly. The sooner you...
Fire Damage Restoration for Your HVAC System
Approximately 350,000 house fires are reported in the US each year, resulting in nearly $12 billion in property damage annually. Although half of all home fires begin in the kitchen, the smoke, ash, and soot particles will settle throughout the home, along with being...
Fire Restoration Tips to Safely Deal with the Aftermath
A fire in your home can be a terrifying experience that can cause a great deal of damage. Each year there are more than 350,000 home fires in America. Cooking fires are the most common, accounting for nearly 50% of all fires each year. Small space heaters, candles,...
Carpet Cleaning Tips to Prepare for Spring
Spring is on the horizon, and that means it’s the perfect time to get your home looking, smelling, and feeling fresh, clean, and healthy. After being shut in during the winter, spring presents the perfect opportunity to air out the stuffiness, remove dust, and make...
Water Mitigation Guide to Stay Informed and Prepared
Insufficient seals, cracked pipes, leaking roofs, or flooding can lead to a potentially dangerous mess in your home in less than a day. While you’ll need professional restoration after water damage, the type of service you need will depend upon the extent of the...
Water Removal and Flood Prevention for Rain and Snow
During winter, water damage can become a serious problem. With severe rain and snow, it's easy for water to gather quickly and pose a threat to our homes. It's important to stay prepared for winter weather with these water removal tips. Get Water Out As water pours...
Prevent Cracked Pipes (and Water Damage) This Winter
Before temperatures dip below freezing, it is smart to winterize your home to prevent cracked pipes. After all, cracked and leaking pipes are a leading cause of water damage in homes. Because water can damage your home in as little as 24 hours, it is in your best...
Asbestos Floor Tiles: What Makes Them Dangerous?
Asbestos is the term used to describe the material created with fibers from these naturally occurring minerals: chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, tremolite, anthophyllite, and actinolite. These flexible fibers in asbestos are resistant to heat, electricity, and...
Mold on Walls: Find It, Remove It, And Keep It from Coming Back!
Finding mold on walls in your home can be frustrating and frightening. After all, mold releases allergens and potentially dangerous irritants known as mycotoxins. Mold is especially hazardous to individuals with compromised immune systems or breathing problems such as...
Asbestos Removal and Disposal Methods That Protect Your Health
If your home was built before 1990 and you haven’t remodeled it, you may still have materials in your home that contain asbestos. One of the most common home features known to contain asbestos is popcorn ceiling. These are also commonly called stucco ceilings, cottage...
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