What Not To Keep After a Fire
A fire can cause much destruction. Some items, even if they survive the blaze, should be thrown away. See what items need to be discarded and why.
A fire can cause much destruction. Some items, even if they survive the blaze, should be thrown away. See what items need to be discarded and why.
Mold remediation might seem like a DIY project to some. But should you clean the mold yourself if it is black mold? Learn more about black mold and if it is safe for you to clean on your own.
Heavy rains in Michigan led to many water damage claims at homes and businesses. However, some of the “minor” damage to items can also be repaired, if handled by professionals.
Smoke damage is more dangerous than one might think. While the flames are usually the scariest part of a fire, smoke is by far the more devastating feature of a blaze.
Water damage to your home can occur any time, but fall is a common season for water damage to homes and businesses. This is because as temperatures drop, ice can begin to form, gutters get clogged, and more.
Fires can be devastating, and the cleanup after a fire can be expensive. There are even some damages that you might not have thought of. Learn more about them in this article.
The recent flooding caused by Hurricane Ida is devastating. In order to help you mitigate water damage restoration costs, learn these tips.
Smoke damage cleanup may be the most difficult part of fire damage restoration. While fire damaged items are easily disposed of, cleaning soot and ash can not only be messy, but dangerous. It is important to not skip steps when cleaning up after a fire has damaged your home or business. Follow these steps when […]