Water damage impacts thousands of American homes every year. Whether the damage is from floods, plumbing issues, or other accidents, it’s, unfortunately, a nightmare many homeowners have to face frequently. Approximately 14,000 people in the United States experience a water damage emergency at home or work every day. That translates to an annual cost for Read more…
The end of summer isn’t the end of pests. Though certain pest populations do diminish during cooler weather, many continue to thrive in the fall and winter months. Cooler weather drives pests to seek indoor shelter and food. By following a few simple tips you can keep your home secure Read more…
Everyone is excited for spring’s arrival for flowers, warmer weather, and snow to melt. While it’s exciting to see the snow in your area decrease, it’s also a good time to make sure your house is ready for a potential flood or water damage. Floods and water damage can occur Read more…
Most homes occasionally run into issues with pests. While most of them are merely a nuisance, some pests may sting, bite or even transmit dangerous diseases. Some of them may also cause serious structural and device damage affecting the value of your home. Some require urgent pest control. While it Read more…
There are different types of water damage and the procedure for repair may not be the same. Once you have stopped the source of water and shut down electricity, you may not know how to proceed. It is important to act fast because the impact of damage continues to increase Read more…
Termites damage approximately 600,000 homes in the United States annually, with a cost of nearly $5 billion a year to remediate and control. They are ravenous, with colonies decimating homes in mere months. Since they live within the wood, a colony may not be able to be detected – until Read more…
Wintertime can put a lot of wear and tear on your home. Many homeowners understand the frustration and expense of frozen pipes – it’s something that everyone dreads. If you’ve forgotten to keep water running in your home during a winter storm, there are a few ways that you can Read more…
Deadbolts are arguably the safest way to secure your house. It is no wonder that there are so many different types. They supplement the standard key-in-knob locks offering you more protection. Here is a list of the most common types. Single Cylinder Deadbolts The single cylinder is the most basic Read more…