flooded carpet

7 Steps on How to Dry Wet Carpet After a Flood

Carpet and water are two things that do not mix. Whether you have experienced a flood or discovered a wet spot, calling a professional water damage specialist and carpet cleaner is a must. Water on carpet is unforgiving and can result in a slew of issues ranging from damaged subflooring to mold and mildew.  Can…

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Laminate flooring

How to Fix Water Damage On Laminate Flooring

Water damage can ruin walls, ceilings, flooring, and several other parts of your property. It doesn’t take much—spills, leaks, flooding, or burst pipes can all produce expensive and sometimes irreversible damage to materials.  This can be especially true for laminate flooring. Although laminate can handle small amounts of water, allowing water to linger or ignoring…

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7 Ways to Prevent Water Damage During The Winter Months

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…

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Apartment Ceiling Leak Causes & What To Do

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,…

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frozen water faucet

How To Thaw & Prevent Frozen Water Pipes

If you were paying attention in science class, then you know water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. That means when outdoor temperatures drop below freezing—which routinely happens in winter—the water in pipes flowing in and out of your home could freeze. Rest assured, pipes don’t freeze immediately. But with sustained low temperatures and given enough…

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