Has your home flooded in the past? Have you gone through all of the clean-up and repair efforts and hope to reduce the amount of work that will go into cleaning up after the next flood? My home has been flooded twice in the past ten years and I have learned quite a bit from both instances. My blog is filled with tips for reducing the amount of damage that is done and the repair work that needs completed. You will also learn what it takes to fully clean up after a flood to ensure that your home is safe to live in from that point on.
Posted on: 25 February 2020
Having hidden mold in your home can be quite dangerous. Even if you cannot see it, the mold spores will get into the air and cause health problems for those that breathe them in. That's why it's so important to eliminate mold in your home. Here are some common reasons why you may have mold growth. Roof Leaks Any time water gets into your home, know that there is a potential for mold growth. [Read More]
Posted on: 23 February 2019
When the average person thinks about a home flood, the idea of water rushing across the floor comes to mind, but sometimes the water comes from above. A ceiling leak can occur from a multitude of different problems, such as a burst pipe, an overflowing bathtub or a problem with the roof. No matter the source of the water, it's essential you know what to do. 1. Head Upstairs If you have a multi-story home, go upstairs right away to discover the source of the water. [Read More]
Posted on: 12 September 2018
Rain can be enjoyable when you are trying to relax in the comfort of your home, but large amounts of it can lead to a flood and numerous problems. Getting back on track after a flood can be difficult, especially when it leaves the inside of a house soaked and damaged. You basically must get rid of all of the excess water before any of the damages can be repaired. Water damage companies are ideal for contacting in such a situation, as they can speed up the restoration process so you can begin to enjoy your home again. [Read More]
Posted on: 18 April 2018
It doesn't matter what type of home you own, there is some type of foundation under it. The main purpose of the foundation is to keep the home as level as possible as the ground beneath it shifts. While the ground was stabilized as much as possible before the foundation was put in, there will still be some movement. Sometimes this movement occurs after the initial settling period. This could be due to unforeseen circumstances such as an abnormal amount of rainfall or snow. [Read More]