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Air Exchange and Heat Drying
Consider the use of air exchange and heat drying technology when performing water damage restoration.
How to Dry Out Your Cell Phone
Even if a wet cellphone seems dead, there's a good chance it can be resuscitated as long as you act fast. This is a DIY moment: Your phone's warranty probably doesn't cover water damage.
How to Fix a Dry House
Sometimes, the air inside of a home can become rather dry and stagnant.
Some tips to keep your home safe and dry throughout the rainy season
They are some relatively simple and inexpensive tasks that can make a big difference for when the rain comes.
Stop The Rot: The Easy Guide To Preventing Dry Rot In Your Home
August 18, 2020<br>Did you know that dry rot is ironically created from having too much moisture come in contact with wood<br>The fact is many homeowners are unaware that dry rot is even setting in, so the first step toward prevention is being able to diagnose possible areas of exposure before dry rot becomes a major renovation expense.<br>Remember that dry rot to your foundation can be an extremely costly repair and will definitely figure prominently into the total value of your…
How to Dry Wall Cavities After Water / Flood Damage
After major water damage situations, such as those that result from storms, flooding, or burst pipes in a home, it may be necessary to dry wall cavities and other small spaces as part of the total restoration effort. Trapped moisture within a wall cavity can lead to the growth of mold, mildew, and bacteria, not to mention compromise structural integrity. This is known as secondary damage.
Spring melt tips to keep your home dry from top to
As we welcome springtime temperatures, homeowners should be aware of the risks that melting snow and ice can have on their homes, especially to roofs and basements.
How to dry and cure cannabis
Often overlooked, drying and curing are the last steps of the harvesting process before you can smoke your homegrown cannabis. Learn more about drying and curing cannabis.
What to do in a heat wave
Heat waves are the #1 cause of death from natural disaster. This is because the young and elderly are slowly affected, and they usually do not express their ...
Is Your Home Too Dry or Does it Have Excess Humidity?
The right amount of home humidity is very important. Too much is not good and neither is too little. Learn how to manage your home's humidity level.
What does it cost to dry out and repair water damage in your home?
Statistics will tell us that, every year, 2% of households will experience water damage serious enough to require professional help. Most people want to avoid filing an insurance clai…
Fear Factor: Mold Returns Despite Costly Repairs (Was It Rain Or Was It Air?)
Most of us are familiar with Fear Factor, the reality show in which contestants must decide if they have the guts and determination to face their fears while outpacing the competition<br>But there's nothing entertaining about its real-life version, a situation that building owners and operators encounter all too easily when experiencing repeat mold and moisture problems after costly repairs<br>Find out below why this happens…
