RestorationMaster Cleaning and Restoration Guides and Tips
When you’re working on a home or business construction project, it’s only natural to focus on the heavy construction as it’s happening. No matter how good the construction appears to be, there’s always going...
Mold, a type of fungus, grows in damp or humid environments. It can grow both indoors and outdoors on various surfaces such as walls, floors, ceilings, carpets, and even clothing. By releasing spores into...
During storm time, power outages can be common. Power outages for short periods of time are generally not harmful to your home or family, it is when these outages occur for days or even...
Water damage is quite common in homes and buildings as it can be caused by leaks, pipe bursts, flooding, plumbing issues, overflows, and sewage backups. Whether minor or severe, water damage can cause significant...
Key Highlights: If you notice visible mold, discoloration, strange smells, or debris in your water bottle, it’s likely mold has started to grow. To get rid of it, start by washing the bottle with...
The U.S. Fire Administration states that there are over 105,000 residential fires in multi-unit properties every year. It is important to understand why these fires happen, how to protect yourself and ensure your safety, and what you can do as a resident to prevent fires in your apartment building.
Water damage is the most common form of property damage in homes and commercial buildings. If you own a home, it is only a matter of time before you must deal with some type...
Mold can cause a major issue at your home or business. With the damage, it can cause to your property and the threat it poses to your health, it is important to avoid it...
Bathrooms and basements get all the attention as prime locations for mold in the home, but there’s a big one that shouldn’t be overlooked – the attic. Here are a few frequently asked questions about mold in the attic and what you can do about it.
Fire sprinklers are a vital line of defense in a fire emergency—but when they malfunction, they can cause just as much destruction as the fire they’re meant to stop. A single fire sprinkler head...