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Flooding is a common problem throughout the United States. Evaluate your risk, buy flood insurance, and install a sump pump to protect your home and family.
A broken pipe, a leaking dishwasher, or a clogged toilet can lead to costly residential water damage. Cleanup procedures depend on the type and amount of water involved.
Most residential water damage is caused by faulty appliances or plumbing problems. Following a few preventative maintenance tips can help keep your home leak-free.
Adequate ventilation, regular cleaning, changing your furnace filter, and using exhaust fans are a few easy ways to improve the indoor air quality in your home.
Mold grows in moist, damp areas and can be hidden from view. Read on to learn how to identify signs that mold is growing inside your home.
Be ready to protect your home and family when severe weather strikes by having a plan. Learn how to minimize property damage and prepare for power outages.
Commercial dry vents require regular cleaning to guard against fires, extend the lifespan of the dryers, and increase efficiency.
Springtime is near and with it comes weather conditions that can lead to a flooded basement. Read on to learn how to reduce your chances of flooding.
Water damage can be caused by plumbing, flooding, or malfunctioning appliances. There are ways to reduce the chances of water damage but when it happens, you must act quickly.
Most standard home insurance policies cover water damage that occurs suddenly or accidentally from a source inside your home. Other water damage may not be covered.
Water damage in your home can be hidden, causing severe damage before it’s detected. Pay attention to these signs so that you can address the problems
It’s important to know where you water shut-off valves are located in case of water leaks, burst pipes, or other water intrusions. Read on for tips on locating your shut-off valves.
Getting professional air quality testing from a reputable professional can identify areas that have active mold growth. Read on to learn why you should get testing done on your home.
With winter around the corner, there are steps you can take to prepare your home for the freezing temperatures and stay safe, dry, and warm.
If you discover mold growing inside the house you just bought, it’s important to act quickly to prevent health issues and other damages from occurring.
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