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…...
Although it’s easy to take for granted, the truth is that electricity can be dangerous. This becomes more evident if you experience electrical sparking coming from an outlet or appliance. Because fire prevention is critically important, you should know what to do in case of an electrical sparking situation. Causes for Electrical Sparking Not all electrical sparking is reason for alarm. Common sparking that occurs when plugging in or unplugging…...
Sometimes, when it rains, it pours. When it does, your home is at risk for serious damage from heavy rains and flooding. Here’s what you need to know about the potential for extensive water damage after heavy rains or a flood. Potential Damage No matter if it’s just enough water to cover a floor or several inches of standing water in your home, here are some things that can be…...
We are excited to be working wtih Vulcan Vents to protect home from wild fires in the Sonoma County and surrounding areas. --Transcription-- David Carney We started cleaning crawlspace in 2004. And it was part of a mold remediation company. And it wasn't long when we figured out that it was going to be a standalone company that could just focus on key things and get really good at it.…...