Insurance companies are some of the most essential services we turn to when we face a disaster restoration scenario.

Spring is just around the corner, and it’s at this time of year that many of you will be planning your next restoration project! Whether it’s an old barn, a dilapidated old church, or a run-down house in need of a bit of DIY work, here are six tips to help your restoration project go smoothly.

Finally, it is the end of the year. We all are set to welcome the winter season.

Uncontrollable floods lead to significant damage to homes. Indoor floods may be caused by numerous elements, including clogged drains, a burst water pipe, a leaky water heater, blocked gutters or downspouts, faulty washing machine hoses and sewer backups.

We all understand what a fire extinguisher is, at least on a basic level. It’s a portable device designed to help put out small fires that aren’t spreading. They’re easy to use if you understand the PASS acronym (pull, aim, squeeze, and sweep) and are effective when used properly.

Outdoor temperatures drop during the nighttime, and this can be particularly concerning during the winter season because of how cold it can get. You and your family can prepare by bundling up with more layers and extra blankets, but your home needs attention as well.

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When most people hear the term ‘hoarding,’ they immediately think of “Hoarders” on A&E. It’s a show that gives an inside look into some of the dangers involved with hoarding and helps spread awareness about a disorder that occurs in 2-6% of the population.

The invention of fire did so much for the development of our society and continues to prove its worth to this day. Of all the glory fire brings us, it also presents a wide amount of danger to you, your family, and your home. Preparation and awareness are key when managing any fire.