Fixing Storm Damage

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.

2019

4 Damage-Reducing Tips To Get Started Assessing Repair Needs And Cleaning Up After A Fire

13 December 2019

Often, when a home has been in a fire, hastily cleaning and trampling through the ashes can cause damage to be worse. Therefore, you want to do whatever you can to keep the damage contained while you begin assessing the damaged areas and start cleaning. The following damage-reducing tips will help you prevent problems from getting worse when you begin cleaning up after a fire: Assess the Damage to Your Home Without Stirring Up A Mess and Spreading Ash
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Mistakes That May Make A Plumbing Emergency Worse

27 March 2019

Having water come rushing out of your pipes or having all of the drains in your home back up at once are definitely both emergency situations. Your best bet in a plumbing emergency is to call the plumber, take a deep breath, and try not to panic until they arrive. You'll also want to avoid these mistakes that can make a plumbing emergency a whole lot worse. Mistake: Wading through the water to reach the water main valve.
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