preparing for and cleaning up after a flood

Posted on: 17 June 2021

Your property needs to drain well, or else part of your yard may stay wet and sloshy. Even worse, your home might sustain foundation damage. Poor drainage is also a common cause of wet basement problems. If your property isn't draining well, you may need to get a drainage system installed. Here's a look at three popular types of drainage systems you might want to consider. 1. Channel Drains Are For Pool Decks And Driveways [Read More]

Posted on: 2 March 2021

When a storm strikes your property, you may experience severe damages. A heavy storm may put your health and that of your loved ones at risk, especially if it causes damage to your roof. You might get tempted to use DIY strategies to rectify your house's damaged sections to save money, which is a costly mistake, especially if you do not have the right skills and equipment. Hiring storm restoration specialists to rectify your damaged property is the best decision to make as a homeowner. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 October 2020

Even small water drips and leaks can cause water damage to your home if they go on long enough. For example, a dripping pipe or drain under your kitchen sink keeps the cabinet and floor wet and damp. This might go on for a long time if you rarely look under the sink. Over time, the cabinet can warp or rot, and mold might even grow. Since you probably spend a lot of time in your kitchen, you don't want mold growing under your sink. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 September 2020

The water damage to your home is often caused by failures of mechanical systems and structural components like waterproofing of a foundation. If you are restoring water damage, waterproofing is important to prevent future problems, and you want to know where you will benefit the most from waterproofing improvements. The following waterproofing guide will help you choose the best improvements for your water damage restorations: Drainage and flood control before waterproofing [Read More]