Water Damage
Owning your first home is a major milestone—and keeping it in top shape is key to enjoying it for years to come. A little proactive care goes a long way in avoiding damage and planning upgrades. 1. Inspect for Hidden Damage Get to know your home’s vulnerable spots: Check attics and basements for signs of…
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Water damage can wreak havoc on the structural integrity and appearance of your home. One of the most common casualties of water damage is drywall. Knowing how to identify water damaged drywall early can save you from costly repairs and potential health hazards. In this blog, we’ll explore the telltale signs of water-damaged drywall and…
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A burst pipe is one of the most alarming and potentially damaging plumbing emergencies a homeowner can face. The consequences can be severe, ranging from water damage to structural issues and even health hazards. Understanding what happens when your pipes burst and how to respond can help mitigate damage and expedite the restoration process. Here’s…
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Seattle is known for its rain, and autumn is no exception. With the changing of the seasons comes the risk of water damage to homes and properties. Water damage can occur from heavy rainfall, flooding, or leaks, and can cause extensive damage if not addressed promptly. This guide will provide Seattle residents with tips and…
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You only have about 24-48 hours to dry hardwood floors after they’ve been exposed to water.
The best way to protect your floors is to focus on preventing damage.
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Staying vigilant about water leaks in your home can save you a lot of money.
Water leaks not only increase your water bill, but also cause lasting damage your home.
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You’re doing some cleaning up, maybe a little bit of DIY for the weekend.
So you go down into your crawl space, and horror of horrors, it’s full of water.
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Water damage in the workplace can not only disrupt business but also jeopardize employee health and safety.
It’s critical to respond quickly if you see indications of commercial water damage.
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Water dripping from the ceiling is a sure-fire indication that you have a water leak.
Act immediately to minimize the risk of mildew, mold, or structural damage.
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If you live in Seattle, you know that the area is prone to flooding.
However, taking several steps can minimize the impact to your home.
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