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How Long Does Fire Restoration Take?

House fires cause billions of dollars of damage to residential homes every year. While fires started by accidents and faulty...

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How to Protect Your Home from Water Damage after a Storm

After a bad storm hits your city or town, you might start to see flooding. Here are the best practices...

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Water Damaged Ceiling: What Should I Do?

Are there water stains on your ceiling, and the paint is peeling off? If so, it's a sign a water...

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How to Prevent Unwanted Growth After Water Damage

Untreated or improperly treated water damage is one of the top causes of unwanted growth in a home. In extreme...

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Is Soot Dangerous? What You Should Know

After a house fire, the danger unfortunately doesn’t stop once the flames have been put out.

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Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Water Damage?

Water can cause significant damage to your walls, ceiling, floors, and other parts of the house. While insurance may help...

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On the Road Again: Family Road Trip Safety Tips

Summer time is road trip season! Many things that can go wrong when traveling by car far from home. However, most...

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How to Prevent and Thaw Frozen Pipes

For just about every homeowner, it’s one of their worst nightmares. The temperature plummets and before you know it, your...

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Fall Fire Safety and Prevention

Statistically, home fires increase during the cold weather months. In fact, insurance companies and fire departments actually prepare for more...

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Fall Home Maintenance Checklist

Going through a home maintenance checklist should be an annual ritual in every household. Regular maintenance on your home can...

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What is Emergency Restoration?

By definition, emergencies are unplanned events, usually accompanied by the stress of handling many difficult issues at once. Emergency preparedness...

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What is Water Damage Restoration & Why You Need It Now

Water removal can be expensive, but the cost of not doing it can be much higher. The risk goes deeper...

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