As you make your list and check it twice, you probably aren't hoping for fire damage cleanup services this holiday season. No one wants to experience a home fire at any time of year but if there's a "worst" time, this would be it! Each year we hear heartbreaking stories of home fires during the
With water pouring into your home or large puddles forming, it's easy for any homeowner to panic and make the wrong decisions. That's why you should know what to do - and what not to do - long before any water damage event ever happens within your home. Take five minutes to read this blog
Whether your home suffers a sudden, catastrophic flooding event, or a slow, steady leak from a pipe hidden in the subfloor or wall, water damage can be one of the messiest problems you ever experience as a homeowner. But it's not just about the mess; water damage can impact your life in a number of
We hope you never experience a fire in your home. But everyone should know what to do in the event of this type of emergency. Obviously, your first steps are to get yourself and all family members out of the area of danger and to call 911. Then, remember these three steps to take once
You know that water damage can be one of the most extensive and difficult problems to deal with in a home. After all, even a seemingly small amount of water tends to spread across a large area, and the potential for damage grows larger by the hour. If your hardwood floors have been affected by
Even the smallest of house fires can result in smoke damage to your home. Sometimes, if the damage doesn't seem to be too bad, homeowners will avoid professional cleanup and think that they can easily handle the mess themselves. In some cases, this might be true. However, be careful not to skip any of the
When you first discover water damage in your home, your first thoughts might revolve around saving as many of your possessions as you can. But then your mind quickly pivots to, "Oh no... How much is this going to cost?" Water can indeed become very damaging, very quickly, so you're right to feel concerned about
Whether from a flood, burst pipe, roof leak, or something else, all types of water damage have a few things in common. You're going to deal with damaged drywall, flooring, and other structures in your house. Afterward, you might experience a mold or mildew problem. And aside from the obvious structural damages, you will be
No one wants to discover mold in their home. But did you know that about 70 percent of homes already have some form of mold growing within them? And if it spreads, the mold can cause structural damage as well as posing a health risk to anyone who enters the house. Those risks climb for
Water can create serious destruction within your home. Whether a simple broken pipe that spews water throughout a room, a leaking roof that destroys your ceiling walls, or an actual flood that enters your home from outside, water is one of the most destructive forces on earth. So it might surprise you to learn that
