Fire damage restoration is the process of repairing damaged property and products, which were a result of fire or smoke. This process is undeniably complex as it involves removing corrosion, soot, and even the smell of smoke from the item for...
Mold is a dangerous toxin that can affect your home’s air quality. It might be present in your home and could be affecting you, even if even actual mold isn’t visible. It can negatively impact your quality of life if you don’t get professional mold...
You’ve Bought a New Home - But Inherited a Water Damage Problem What could be more stressful than buying your first (or a new) home? Discovering undisclosed water damage issues after enduring your first thunderstorm or flood, for starters. If you...
The same way you would not expect a firefighter to come back to provide cleanup services, most employees do not expect their employer to directly restore a business following a fire-related emergency. Despite this, the primary business owner does...
Depending upon your role, you may or may not be attempting to continue work as usual during the current coronavirus climate. To be certain, this pandemic has revolutionized the way workplaces, employers and professionals live and work each day, with...
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Depending who you're asking, asbestos can be defined a couple of ways. But one of the more popular ones includes its connotation as a hazardous substance: one which is both heat-resistant and commonly found in everyday materials such as brake...
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Did you know that, despite common misconception, most homeowners insurance policies do not cover flood damage? While surprising, this is just one of the reasons that taking preventative measures to protect your home from a flood is so important...
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Regardless of the season, you can probably think of at least one time where it was cool and damp on a summer day, or heavy and humid outside during autumn. These are precisely the types of reasons that make black mold removal and prevention top...
There’s no denying that COVID-19 has drastically changed the lives of everyone in our country. Now, more than ever, it’s imperative that hospitals and other healthcare facilities are sanitized and safe for working medical professionals and incoming...
The most dangerous type of water damage is category 3, or black water. Much more contaminated than category 2, black water is a potentially deadly form of water damage that is made up of far more contaminants and bacteria than category 2. On top of...
Suffering damage due to mildly contaminated, or gray, water is a difficult position to be in as a homeowner. In the event that you’re faced with category 2 water damage, it’s important to understand the effects that this type of water damage can...
When it comes to water damage and water damage restoration, it’s important to be aware of the classes of water damage, along with the categories of water contamination. These two factors will dictate how water damage is mitigated and how much can be...
An issue that has been plaguing homeowners for years, black soot mysteriously damaged and discolored walls and furniture. Only within the last 20 years has there been hard evidence supporting an actual cause for black soot deposition (BSD) inside...
We’ve all heard the word “asbestos” before, but not many of us know about the history and danger behind it. Believe it or not, the use of asbestos dates all the way back to prehistoric times, although it didn’t become popular until the 18th and 19th...
Seasonal flu, MRSA, and isolated illnesses can make your business sick. A contagious, infectious disease affects employees and customers, wreaking havoc on production and reputation. Employee downtime due to illness brings a measurable decrease in...
What is Asbestos? Asbestos is a naturally occurring, fibrous mineral that was used as a building material between the 1950s and 1980s. Mined in countries such as Russia, Brazil, South Africa and China, asbestos fibers were woven into fabrics or...
What's the Red Tape of Healthcare Water Damage Restoration? Healthcare water damage restoration projects present a sticky, but necessary roll of red tape. After all, as doctors, nurses, quality assurance professionals, and facility managers, you...
Water Damage in Commercial Settings Water damage resulting from burst pipes, sprinklers, appliance failures, sewer back-ups, and plumbing supply lines will generate large volumes of water rapidly. Hundreds of gallons of water can affect a large...
We are proud to be the exclusive services provider for STARC Systems, the industry’s most innovative temporary containment system. The STARC System is aesthetically appealing and eliminates dust and debris from our restoration work, while exceeding...
Summer storms are unpredictable and tend to target neighborhoods rather than entire counties. If you are unfortunate enough to be in the path, your business is vulnerable to fallen trees, hail damage, fire from lightning, wind damage, losing all or...
Mold is sneaky, and it might be lurking in your house in some unexpected places. Here are 10 of the most common spots that you may find mold hiding in your home. 1. Windows and Window Sills Mold grows where there’s moisture, and windows are a likely...
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