Most ceiling water damage is caused by leaky or burst water pipes, an overflowing toilet or bathtub, or roof leaks. Although the damage might start as small water stains on your ceiling, water will eventually cause your ceiling to crumble entirely. Whether you have water spots on the ceiling or …
Unfortunately, mold is a common problem in many homes. While some seasons are worse, mold can grow in your home anytime. We explain when home mold is the worst and how you can stop mold year-round. What Are the Conditions for Mold To Grow? There are four conditions that mold …
When it comes to so-called dangerous molds, everyone focuses on color. However, different types of molds can appear black, green, grey, or even white. Instead of focusing on color, it’s better to remove mold growth before it damages your home. Here is everything you need to know about the color …
Wet furniture can warp, rot, or even mold if you do not dry it quickly. However, drying water damaged furniture takes quick thinking, the right equipment, and a little know-how. Follow these steps to dry water damaged furniture. Plus, we look at what types of furniture are easiest to dry. …
Fires can create thick smoke and soot, leaving stains almost anywhere in your home. Smoke smells can linger for weeks or months and may even set into clothing and fabrics for good. Whether you need to remove smoke odors from clothing or clean soot stains, we explain how to clean …
Water is extremely destructive. While it’s easy to overlook when it’s coming out of your facet, a flood or busted pipe can cause significant water damage in just a matter of minutes. Within hours, it can ruin carpeting, furniture, and walls. We look at how fast water damages a home …
One of the most unexpected things you may find after water damage is mushrooms. Mushrooms are a variety of fungus, similar to mold, that grows in warm, wet conditions. Although carpet mushrooms are the most common, they can also grow in the bathroom. Whether you have carpet mushrooms or mushrooms …
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Do you have mold growth or smelly carpets? The longer your carpet remains wet, the greater the chance you will have musty or mildew smells. In most cases, you can get rid of mildew smells in carpeting using vinegar and baking soda. However, you might need professional help to remove …
A flood or leak can leave your cabinets a soggy mess. Particle board cabinets are especially prone to water damage. Even a small amount of water will cause them to swell, split or even fall apart. However, water will also ruin MDF and solid wood cabinets as well. The key …
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Drying out your home after a flood or leak takes the right equipment. Once the water is gone, you need the right dehumidifier for water damage. While household models will work, it can take weeks to dry your home. We cover the right way to dry water damage with a …
With more than 30 gallons of water, a washer machine overflow can quickly cause a lot of damage. It only takes a leaky seal or a busted hose to cause a huge mess. We look at how to clean up a washing machine overflow or flood. Plus, we cover what …
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Do you have mold? You just need to grab some bleach, right? Without a doubt, it is the most popular solution for treating moldy surfaces. And while bleach does kill mold, it’s not always the best solution. Bleach doesn’t always work on all surfaces, the smell can be overwhelming, and …
Do you have blood or other body fluids inside your home after a violent crime? One of the biggest misconceptions is that it’s safe to clean up after a crime on your own. Even if you know the injured person, blood always has a risk of spreading disease. Before you …
Laminate flooring is one of the easiest ways to remodel a home. While laminate planks are resilient to occasional spills and daily wear, enough water will eventually ruin your flooring. We look at how to fix a laminate floor that got wet in a flood or leak. We explain how …
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Water damage behind shower tiles is one of the most common problems in the bathroom. Loose tiles or dried and cracked caulk can allow water to leak between your bathtub and the shower tile. This allows water to get behind the tile and soak into the wall. Over time, these …
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