Blog: James H.

The coronavirus pandemic is raging back into focus. The new delta variant is more transmissible than previous variations of the virus. In fact, the United States is now seeing over 100,000 cases per day again. The total death count is tragically more than 630,000 and rising each day.

Do you need a mold removal service? Having mold in your home isn't just unsightly. It might also come with some negative health consequences. While most mold isn't an emergency, you don't want to wait too long before you start trying to handle it. Mold is difficult to manage on your own.

Did you know the typical homeowner spends between $1,188 and $5,000 repairing water damage? Hiring a professional can save you time and money. They'll inspect the damage and explain how much it'll cost. Do you know what to expect from the water damage restoration process?

Every day, it is estimated that 14,000 homeowners suffer a water damage problem, which costs the insurance industry 2.5 billion dollars annually! While there are many causes for water damage, sometimes the source of the problem can go unnoticed.

Water damage is one of the biggest nightmares for homeowners. Even a seemingly small leak can wreak absolute havoc on your belongings and your home. That's why it's so important to know what causes water damage and the signs to watch for.

With spring here and already half-over, temperatures are rising and they won’t be getting any lower for a few months. Now is the best time to do some maintenance around the house.

That first moment when you discover mold in your home or office is never a good one. One of the first things that come to mind after seeing it is how much it might cost and if it looks like a relatively small area if you can take care of it yourself.

Water damage poses big problems for a structure when left unaddressed. Besides physical property damage, it can cause mold to grow and spread, creating hazardous health conditions. Yet one of the worst things about water damage is that it’s usually not obvious early on.