Experiencing an accident that damages your home can be overwhelming and distressing. In such challenging times, it is essential to stay calm, assess the situation, and explore your options to restore your home. 

A house fire can damage a lot more than just the structure of your home. Learn more about the severe impacts a house fire can have on your home, family, and emotional state.

Don’t let heavy rains during spring catch you off guard! Prepare your home to prevent water damage.

You might think that mold outside of your home is not as big of a deal as it is on the inside of your home. While that is true in some instances, it is important to learn how exterior mold can also impact the health and safety of your family inside.

Everyone knows how serious water damage can be in a home, but did you know where the water comes from is almost as important as how much water is in your home?

A qualified restoration professional can help you assess the extent of the mold and odor damage, and provide the necessary solutions to restore your home.

While situations vary from one property to another, a few factors to consider play essential roles in completing the process.

One thing that often gets forgotten is the ensuing damage from putting out the flames.  Water damage after a fire is incredibly common and should always be properly mitigate.

On average, fire departments in this country respond to a fire every 24 seconds.  Understanding the most common fire causes can help you be more aware of preventative measures to take.

Depending on where you live, you’re familiar with different weather situations. However, in recent years, more people have been experiencing extreme weather events leading to horrific damage and financial loss.

Water damage is challenging and sometimes expensive. The good news is it can be prevented when homeowners take the proper steps to avoid it.

Your attic smells mustier than you remember. Something is growing up here. It’s covering the rafters and the roof sheathing, and there’s even some on the insulation.  Where do you go from here?