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You probably already know that where there is moisture or dampness, there is a potential for mold. With that said, the laundry room is a prime location for mold to thrive. Not only is this bad news for the structural components of your laundry room, but also for your washing machine and clothes. Learn how to keep your washing machine and laundry safe from active mold. Damp Laundry Most people…...
If your crawl space is left with standing water after a flood or heavy rains, drying the area out is a priority. Leaving standing water to dry on its own will take too long and in the meantime, you’re at risk for mold, structural damage, damage to personal belongings or plumbing/electrical damage. Here’s what you can do to dry a flooded crawl space quickly. Remove Standing Water If you have…...
As far as natural disasters go, flooding ranks high due to the damage, destruction, and devastation it causes to your property and belongings. Once the coast is clear and it’s time to assess the damage, here are a few things to watch for after a flood. Electrical and Natural Gas Hazards Before getting near or entering the property, inspect the entire perimeter for loose, downed, and sparking electrical lines, especially…...
One of the most heartbreaking things about water damage is how it damages or destroys precious mementos and valuables. Here are things you can do in an effort to save your valuables. Identify the Water First, figure out what kind of water caused the damage. Try to determine whether it is dirty, salty, or sewage, which contains toxic chemicals and other biohazard risks. If your items come in contact with…...
No matter how careful you are, there will always be some level of mold in your home. At the same time, there are things you can do to lower the risk of introducing new mold and stop the spread of existing mold throughout your home. For home improvement projects, consider these tips. How Mold Thrives Mold is a hardy fungus that exists everywhere. The basic things needed for new or…...
After any kind of flooding or water damage incident, the affected areas may look nice and dry to the naked eye. Don’t be fooled. Water soaks into floors, carpeting, drywall, wood, and other porous surfaces like a sponge. What may appear dry may be hiding a good amount of water that you can’t see. Here’s how dehumidifiers help dry out the water you can’t see. Undetected Water Damage The damage…...