We don't usually picture things going wrong in our homes, or at least we hope they don't! So you might not have practiced what to do in the event of an emergency. Unfortunately, it can be easy to panic when water is gushing into your home or something is on fire. So take the time
As a homeowner, preparation is key to handling disasters. So before a water damage event ever occurs in your home, commit these five dos and don'ts to memory. DO turn off the water supply immediately. If the emergency is related to your home's plumbing, several gallons of water per minute could be flooding into the
If you've experienced any sort of water damage event in your home, one of your first questions is probably going to be, "How much is this going to set me back?" That's understandable, because we all know that home repair can get pricey, and that water can do a lot more damage than you would
We can't imagine our lives without modern conveniences like indoor plumbing. But sometimes, no matter how well designed and built, things break in our homes. And when that happens, gushing water from a broken pipe or aging roof can cause major damage in a very short period of time. Unfortunately, you don't exactly have time
If you experience a major catastrophe involving water in your home, such as a flooded basement or a pipe that bursts, you probably know that the structure has sustained water damage. But water damage can also happen in more subtle ways. And if you aren't vigilant about inspecting your home periodically, unseen damage can add
About 358,000 house fires occur in the US every year. These incidents can range from small fires in the kitchen, that are quickly extinguished, to the devastating and potentially deadly house fires that completely destroy the entire home. Aside from the obvious danger to lives, house fires can be financially costly and take an emotional
We're always here for you when you need us, such as after a fire or water damage event. But because fires endanger not just your home, but also your life, we definitely believe in the principle of prevention. Follow these tips to prevent a house fire and keep your family safer. Install smoke alarms on
Smooth and gleaming hardwood floors are a point of pride for many homeowners. Those floors that you painstakingly clean every week provide a beautiful focal point of any room, not to mention they add significant value to your home. So when a water damage event occurs in your house - whether from a leaking roof,
If you experience a fire in your home, you're likely to feel shaken and scared. After dealing with any injuries or personal losses, your attention turns to your home. You want it cleaned up and repaired as soon as possible, so that you can put this tragedy behind you, but we urge you to exercise
It's necessary to life, but paradoxically, water can be one of the most destructive forces on the planet. Even a small leak can create havoc in your home, from the cost of repairs to remedying mold and mildew problems. Learning how to prevent water damage in the first place can save you thousands of dollars
