Water damage can appear in various ways. From cracks in the walls and foundation to moldy floors and water bubbles—each form lower’s your property’s value and makes it a structural risk. When water leaks through the roof or a water line running above it, it can quickly damage the ceiling. One of the most common…
When the snows fall and the white winds blow, those who prepared their property for winter will fare better than those who did not. Cold weather can freeze water in your plumbing, creating the potential winter water damage. But taking preventative measures can help you avoid extensive damage, expensive repairs, and the accompanying headaches. 7…
Of all the places water can come out of in your apartment, the ceiling might be one of the most unsettling. Yet, an apartment ceiling leak can happen, and when they do, you’ll need to figure out what to do to minimize the damage. Whether it was caused by you, another tenant, or your landlord,…
Whether you’re walking into your home or office, the last thing you expect to step in is water. But when you face a bursted water pipe in your property, that’s exactly what may happen—not to mention the damage it leaves behind. Avoiding the nightmare clean-up and repairs from a burst pipe isn’t always possible. It…
Of all the ways water can damage or deteriorate your home, the most inconvenient is a sewage backup in the basement. It’s stinky, filthy, and can be dangerous to clean up. Even when the wastewater is gone, the smell can linger if nothing is done to restore damaged walls, floors, and more. Suffice it to…
