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27
Apr

What Should You Do When a Pipe Bursts?

So, your pipe bursts. What do you do? Surprisingly, many homeowners don’t know the answer to that question. While it may seem like an unlikely occurrence, a burst pipe can lead to costly house damage that could destroy your personal possessions. That’s why it’s important to regularly seek plumbing services to prevent issues like this from occurring in the first

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21
Mar

10 Common Plumbing Issues That Cause Significant Water Damage

Plumbing issues can range from simple clogs to damaged pipe joints and everything in between. While some things may seem minor at first, ignoring plumbing issues can lead to larger, more expensive problems. Faulty plumbing can allow water into one or several parts of your property, disrupting your day-to-day operations. That’s why you should not ignore or put off regular

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21
Mar

10 Facts of Water Damage Commercial Properties That You Need To Know

Business owners like you understand how crucial it is to have your building at full function. However, unforeseen situations can cause water to damage one or several parts of your commercial property. Whether it’s a burst pipe, sewage backup, or a natural disaster that leads to problems in your property, you can’t afford to ignore it. You’ll need the help

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20
Mar

What Is Water Damage? Water Damage Class and Categories

Water damage can be devastating. Commercial and residential properties may be left with mold, rotting materials, and deteriorating structures. A water-damaged property can be structurally unsound and create an unhealthy indoor environment. On top of all of that, water damage can hurt property value.  What Is a Water Damage? Any type of physical damage done to your property when it

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17
Mar

How Does Dehumidification Help After Water Damage?

Storms, appliance malfunctions, ruptured pipes, and more can all lead to devastating water damage on your property. Acting quickly can help you avoid major and expensive repairs. One of the ways a professional water damage restoration company can help you keep the damage to a minimum is by deploying dehumidifiers. The dehumidification process removes excess moisture from your indoor air,
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21
Feb

Water Extraction: Everything You Need To Know

Has your property suffered water damage from a pipe leak, heavy rains, or sewage backup? Then you’ve likely heard the term water extractions used as a solution to your situation. But what is water extraction, and what does it entail? This blog will cover everything homeowners need to know about water extraction and how it can help save property from
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21
Feb

7 Signs of Water Damage on Ceiling

One moment you’re going about your day, and suddenly, you see drips of water coming from the ceiling. You grab a bucket and a towel to catch the drips while you try to figure out where it's coming from.  Was it that recent storm, or is it a leaking water line? Either way, you need to do something to figure
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20
Feb

How Can Drying Save Your House After Water Damage?

After your home suffers water damage, you must act quickly to dry all affected areas. This goes beyond mopping up water or using a wet vacuum. Water can seep into several parts of your home—like the subflooring and behind walls—where the damage may go unnoticed for some time. Trapped water will continue deteriorating structural material, may produce a foul smell,
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17
Feb

What Causes a Toilet to Overflow?

Plumbing issues like toilet overflows are a nuisance. Not only can they be messy to clean up, but they can also indicate a larger underlying issue. First, you’ll want to know exactly what caused the overflow in the first place.  It may be an issue you can easily resolve with a plunger or another piece of plumbing equipment you may

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27
Jan

Common Appliances Can Cause Significant Water Damage in Your Home

Practically every homeowner uses multiple appliances throughout their day, many of which use water. When appliances are working properly, they make life easier. But even the slightest malfunction or leak can spell disaster for your home. Water damage can ruin hardwood floors and carpeting, deteriorate drywall, and be the catalyst for mold and mildew. In other words, it’ll cost you

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