A few years ago, I contemplated spending the night before Mother’s Day at my parents’ home. For some reason, I decided to stay at my house instead. I’m glad I did. During the early morning hours of Mother’s Day, a damaging storm ravaged my parents’ property. Their small pecan orchard was nearly destroyed. Thankfully, their home didn’t sustain any damage other than a few missing shingles. Unfortunately, their neighbors weren’t so blessed. Their large, red barn was completely destroyed. Are you trying to get your life back to normal after enduring a horrific storm at your home? On this blog, you will discover the benefits of hiring a damage contractor to fix storm damage at your house.
If you've ever experienced a flood at your home, you probably already know that mold and mildew is a big issue. Everything that was water damaged needs to be inspected, then cleaned or thrown away, and carpeting is no exception. The padding below your carpet can hold onto water causing mold and mildew to grow, possibly into the wooden subfloor below. See below for tips on what to do with water damaged carpeting.
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