Damage Restoration & DIY Tips From The BLOG

7 Easy Ways to Protect Your Home from a Fire
To help you avoid costly fires, here are seven easy steps you can take to protect your home from suffering a fire in the first place.

What to do After a Small Kitchen Fire in Your Home
Kitchens are a common place for fires to start. Here are some things that you can do to add to your safety in the kitchen area.

Smoke Alarms At Home
Of home fire deaths between 2005 and 2009, close to two-thirds were from fires in homes with either no smoke alarm or no working smoke detectors. When there is a fire, smoke spreads fast. A properly installed and functioning smoke alarm cuts your family’s risk of dying in a reported fire in half, says the National smoke-alarms-at-homeFire Protection Association (NFPA).

Preventing Dryer Fires in Your Home
If your dryer catches fire, it can cost you thousands of dollars in replacements and repairs, and even your home if you’re away when it catches on fire. Check out these tips to avoid these devastating fires.

Electrical Fires: Causes and Prevention
Electrical fires are unfortunately common in American homes. Learn safety steps and how to prevent electrical fires in your home.

Here’s What to Do If Your Pipe Bursts
A burst pipe also requires a significant amount of costs in repairs. This is why it’s important to take all the safety measures to prevent pipes from bursting.

The Aftermath of Devastating Storms: How Long Could You Feel the Effects?
Hurricanes are catastrophic, causing severe damage to homes and businesses. Relief efforts often cease long before an area has recovered and people are left with only local resources to recover.

5 Steps to Proper Mold Remediation
Mold is a risk to everyone who comes into contact with it, and proper mold remediation isn't a DIY activity. It requires trained professionals to remove the mold and protect those around it.

How to Stop Your Overflowing Sink, Tub, and Toilet
There’s no doubt that when you discover an overflowing sink, tub or toilet in your home, there’s an overwhelming sense of frustration and worry: How did this happen? What do I do now? What will this cost me? Luckily, you can rest easy knowing how to calmly and carefully solve these problems.