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What to Do After Storm Damage: A Checklist for Property Managers and Building Owners
When you own or manage a commercial property or building, you have a lot of responsibilities to worry about, and one of those duties is to protect tenants, employees, and your property in the event of catastrophic damage. For some commercial property owners, not...
How Water Restoration Services Work: Process, Costs, and More
Water damage can be serious business. Whether it is caused by a severe thunderstorm, excessive flood water, a burst pipe, sewage backups, plumbing leaks, or some other natural disaster, water damage can leave a property in ruin, destroy valuables and other belongings,...
A Complete Guide to Mold Remediation for Commercial Building Owners and Property Managers
The buildup of mold within your property can be a huge problem. Excessive mold damage in your home or commercial property can cause issues for the property itself and can also cause health problems for those living or spending lots of time in the property. However,...
How Smoke Damage Can Affect Tenant Health and How To Get Rid of It
When a fire breaks out in a home or business, the damage it causes can be absolutely devastating. Whether it burns through the structure of your home or destroys your personal belongings, it’s important to understand that the immediate damage isn’t the only thing you...
A Guide to Storm Damage Cleanup and Restoration Services
In a part of the country where weather conditions can change from mild and pleasant to severe and damaging in one day, having an emergency storm damage restoration company on your side that can provide storm damage cleanup and restoration services quickly is crucial....
Allergy-Proof Your Home
If you have hay fever or allergic asthma symptoms throughout the year, take a few steps to reduce allergens in your home. Here are some suggestions: Bed and Bedding: Encase pillows, mattresses and box springs in dust-mite-proof covers. Flooring: Remove carpeting...
Tornado Season
Here in the Midwest, our location in “Tornado Alley” means that severe weather is a staple of our Spring & Summer months. With tornadoes being the most destructive threat for us, it is important that we have the knowledge of what to do when severe weather strikes....
Preventing Frozen Pipes
The most predictable thing about Midwest weather is that it’s going to be completely unpredictable. You may start your morning in a coat and scarf, but by the afternoon you’re in shorts and a tee-shirt. One thing many people aren’t thinking about yet is the threat of...
Preparing Multi-Unit Buildings for the Winter Chill
Tips on Preparing Multi-Unit Buildings for the Winter Chill With Winter weather right around the corner, weaknesses in multi-unit buildings often get exposed. The below article from Sulema Vela with the Home Depot gives great advice on a few ways to winterize your...