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.

2023

Unseen Invaders: Testing for Mold in Your Home

21 August 2023

Mold, an unwelcome guest in any home, can cause a variety of health issues and structural problems if left unchecked. Invisible to the naked eye in its early stages, mold can quietly invade your home without you even realizing it. So, how can you protect your home and loved ones from this silent intruder? The answer lies in timely mold testing. This blog will explore key situations when you should consider mold testing.
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Waterproofing A Leaky Residential Basement

2 May 2023

Were you relieved to finally get all of the water out of your basement after it flooded during a rainstorm? Unfortunately, you might face the same problem in the future if you do not figure out how the water made it into the basement in the first place. Unless you know that the water came through a basement window or door, it may have seeped into the basement in another way.
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From Attic To Crawlspace: How To Detect Mold In Your Home And What To Do About It

24 January 2023

Mold is a common problem in many homes and can cause serious health issues if left untreated for a long time. It grows in damp, humid environments and can be found in areas such as the attic, crawlspace, and even in your bathrooms or kitchen. The issue is, not many people know how to spot mold growing in their homes, or what the warning signs might be. After all, you can't stop or destroy something that you can't see.
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