by Jeff | Feb 14, 2021 | Water
Preventing Pipe Problems This Winter It’s that time of year again! As the cold air blows in and you hunker down, you’ll want to think about your pipes. Water expands when frozen, placing an enormous amount of pressure and stress on pipes. This pressure can break your...
by Jeff | Dec 16, 2019 | Water
When a pipe breaks, you know it. Water spewing everywhere, making all kinds of noise and a huge mess that leads to all kinds of expensive water damage. When a pipe leaks, that’s a different story as you may not discover it until expensive damage occurs. Under every...
by Jeff | Dec 16, 2019 | Water
Here are some things you can do when temperatures dip well below freezing… Most people, when they think of frozen pipes in their homes, automatically think of broken pipes, spewing a huge mess that soaks carpet, subfloors, walls and more… requiring the attention...
by Jeff | Dec 16, 2019 | Water
It may just be the fall season right now, but that’s about to change soon, into… winter. And getting ready for winter is important, with several aspects regarding your home and protecting what’s most valuable to you. Obviously, winter is outside, but it will want to...
by Jeff | Dec 16, 2019 | Water
There are many causes of water damage to homes and buildings, ranging from heavy rains, leaky roofs, broken pipes, failure hot water heaters, sewage back-ups and more. The cause of the damage must be considered when drying out a home or building. If it is “fresh”...
by Jeff | Dec 16, 2019 | Tree, Water
Previously, we provided some practical tips on inspecting windows, roofs and gutters — and making sure they were all in good shape. Why? Because winter and bad weather is coming! Being prepared for cold, windy, rainy and snowy weather is important. Preparation means...
