Frequently Asked Questions
About Property Restoration
The key to preventing mold growth is moisture control. There are many ways to achieve this including repairing leaks in your home—from walls, roof, gutters, plumbing pipes, etc., keeping indoor humidity at about 30-50%, ventilating appliances that generate moisture, getting your HVAC system inspected annually, cleaning gutters, and using materials such as mold-resistant paint.
[VIDEO] In many cases, it does, but it varies from one policy to the next. Your insurance agent and/or adjuster will be able to tell you whether you have coverage or not.
https://youtu.be/8K14Avgjbbc
You may be able to add water damage coverage to your insurance policy. Contact your insurance agent and/or adjuster to find out if you're eligible for coverage.
In many cases, warranty on appliances, furniture, flooring, and other items does cover water damage. Please check your warranty information for detailed coverage.
[VIDEO] Your insurance may cover damage to your home caused by your leaking roof, and they may even pay to remove the portion of the ice dam that's directly causing the leak. Unfortunately, we do not know your specific policy. And therefore, you should contact your insurance agent and/or adjuster to find out if you qualify.
https://youtu.be/XINE0sv0XKo
[VIDEO] Your insurance may cover leaks in your roof and the resulting damage depending on the cause of the leak. The specifics should be outlined in your individual policy.
https://youtu.be/Xq89Z4REyDA
[VIDEO] Mold can grow on the surface within 24 to 48 hours.
[VIDEO] Your carpet make take anywhere from 8 to 24 hours to dry. You can speed up the process by turning on the heater, air conditioning, or ceiling fan.
https://youtu.be/ejVGD488jGE
It usually takes about 24 hours to dry, however, high humidity and warm temperatures will increase the time frame.
The key to preventing mold growth is moisture control. There are many ways to achieve this including repairing leaks in your home—from walls, roof, gutters, plumbing pipes, etc., keeping indoor humidity at about 30-50%, ventilating appliances that generate moisture, getting your HVAC system inspected annually, cleaning gutters, and using materials such as mold-resistant paint.
[VIDEO] In many cases, it does, but it varies from one policy to the next. Your insurance agent and/or adjuster will be able to tell you whether you have coverage or not.
https://youtu.be/8K14Avgjbbc
You may be able to add water damage coverage to your insurance policy. Contact your insurance agent and/or adjuster to find out if you're eligible for coverage.
In many cases, warranty on appliances, furniture, flooring, and other items does cover water damage. Please check your warranty information for detailed coverage.
[VIDEO] Your insurance may cover damage to your home caused by your leaking roof, and they may even pay to remove the portion of the ice dam that's directly causing the leak. Unfortunately, we do not know your specific policy. And therefore, you should contact your insurance agent and/or adjuster to find out if you qualify.
https://youtu.be/XINE0sv0XKo
[VIDEO] Your insurance may cover leaks in your roof and the resulting damage depending on the cause of the leak. The specifics should be outlined in your individual policy.
https://youtu.be/Xq89Z4REyDA
[VIDEO] Mold can grow on the surface within 24 to 48 hours.
[VIDEO] Your carpet make take anywhere from 8 to 24 hours to dry. You can speed up the process by turning on the heater, air conditioning, or ceiling fan.
https://youtu.be/ejVGD488jGE
It usually takes about 24 hours to dry, however, high humidity and warm temperatures will increase the time frame.
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