Property Damage Reconstruction – FAQ
Refer to the following FAQ on different types of property damage (fire, water, mold), how such damage should be addressed, and what the reconstruction process includes.
Category: Property Restoration
What are the Main Causes of Basement Flooding?
A flooded basement represents one of the most distressing and challenging scenarios for any homeowner. Beyond the immediate struggle of managing standing water, the aftermath of a flooded basement can initiate a chain of...
The 5 Classes of Fire and How to Extinguish Them
There are five different classes of fires, and a different letter is used to identify each one: Class A, B, C, D, and K. It’s important to know the different classes of fires, because...
Fitness Rubber Flooring FAQ
How to Choose Fitness Flooring? Here are 10 most frequently asked questions and answers about fitness rubber flooring that will help you make the right choice.
5 Safety Tips For Managing Construction During a Rainy Season
To maintain the efficiency of your home improvement project during a rainy season and the safety of the workers, follow these five important tips.
Inspecting your Property for Storm Damage
Lightning and thunder, heavy rains and strong winds, violent hailstorms, and ice storms usually instill fear and awe in the hearts of all who witness their great power and savage beauty. A storm, however,...
What to Do When the Water Heater is Leaking
Water heaters are essential appliances in our homes, providing hot water for daily activities such as bathing, cleaning, and cooking. However, discovering a leak in your water heater can be both alarming and inconvenient....
What to Do If Your House Floods
Torrential thunderstorms, overflowing riverbanks, and Category 2 hurricanes all possess the incredible power to unleash massive amounts of floodwaters into homes. Natural disasters are not the only cause of house floods. Burst plumbing pipes,...
Preventing Electrical Fires in your Home
A fire at your home or business is frightening and unlike storms, there’s no advanced warning or time to prepare. Fortunately there are things you can do to limit the chances of an electrical...
How to Stop a Water Leak
When water silently drips, powerfully gushes forth, or even unnoticeably leaks from plumbing fixtures inside the home, the result is a soggy, expensive mess. Water leaks are responsible for 2,000 to 20,000 gallons of...