No homeowner wants to hear the two dreaded words: water damage. Usually, those words mean you will most likely have to spend money on replacing or repairing items you were not planning on. The truth is water is really harmful to any kind of wood flooring, even if it is water-resistant. If you have a …
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Issues with your roof can allow moisture to seep into your property, resulting in the growth of mold. The first step for dealing with roof leaks and mold is to determine the cause of the leak and repair it. Common Reasons for Roof Leaks The most common causes of roof leaks that result in water …
If you find yourself confused by insurance terms, you’re not alone. Insurance jargon can seem complicated — that’s why we’re here to help! Our glossary of homeowner’s insurance terms will get you up to speed on language that will help you better understand your coverages and how they help you protect what matters most. Here …
If you’ve ever experienced flooding in your basement after heavy rainfall, you know that there’s more than just water damage that comes with it. Sewer backup claims typically involve sewage/wastewater, which is categorized as level 3 water damage. A category 3 poses a health hazard, therefore the mitigation can be very costly when cleaned up …
A backed-up sewer can cause thousands of dollars in damage to subfloors, flooring, electrical systems, walls, furniture, and other personal belongings. In this blog post, we want to help you learn about the causes of sewer backups, what you as a homeowner are responsible for maintaining and the steps you can take to protect your …
Black mold can show up on walls, ceilings, and other surfaces in your property. Black mold is one of the most dangerous types of mold. The most common black mold symptoms and health effects cause respiratory issues. Chronic coughing and sneezing, irritation to the eyes, mucous membranes of the nose and throat, rashes, chronic fatigue, …