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Hurricane Ian recently tore through several counties in southwest Florida, with one of the hardest hit being Lee County. The result of this powerful hurricane was widespread flooding and catastrophic storm damage. In its wake, many homeowners are wondering how to recover. In this blog, we’ll address that question. We’ll talk about what to do after a big storm, how to repair storm damage in your home, when to work with a restoration company for water extraction, and more. Let’s dive in. What to do After a Big Storm: Our 5 Top Tips Take these steps to restore your home after a big storm: 1. Pa ..read more

With the heavy storms that have hit Florida this year, residents throughout the state are experiencing water damage and flooding. When this type of damage occurs, drywall is usually one of the first casualties. Unfortunately, when drywall gets wet, it can put the structural integrity of your walls at risk. Don’t worry, though – there are ways to save moist drywall and avoid further problems. In this blog, we’ll discuss what to do if your drywall gets wet and how to restore your home after water damage or flooding. We’ll also discuss when to contact the restoration professionals. Let’s dive i ..read more

Wood floors are beautiful, durable, and welcoming, and they’re an excellent addition to any home or business. Unfortunately, they’re also very susceptible to water damage. Even mild flooding or storm conditions can wreak havoc on wood floors, causing them to warp, rot, and break down. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect your wood floors from water damage. This blog will provide a few top tips to save your Florida hardwood floors, even after water damage. Let’s dive in. What Happens When Hardwood Floors Get Wet? Wood is a natural, porous material. When it comes into contact with water fo ..read more

Do you have mold hiding in your home? Have you noticed new or worsening respiratory symptoms? Does your home smell musty and damp? In Florida, mold is common. While about 70% of homes in the US have mold, it’s especially prevalent in the Sunshine State. That’s because Florida’s hot, humid atmosphere creates the perfect environment for mold to grow.  Once mold does begin to form, it can create a variety of health concerns for anyone living in the home. It can also lead to unsightly spots, stains, or growth patterns throughout your home, ultimately destroying building materials and puttin ..read more

Spring is here and summer’s on its way. Which means, that many people are thinking about spring cleaning and summer guests. The rugs, the curtains, and the kitchen all get a deep clean, but what about your home’s ducts? While it’s easy to overlook, duct cleaning is one of the best ways to keep your home pristine and healthy.  In addition to improving your indoor air quality, cleaning your ducts also helps prevent fires and prolong the lifespan of your HVAC system. In this blog, we’ll share some insider information about why duct cleaning matters, how often to do it, and how to find the ri ..read more

When it comes to water damage, not all disasters are created equal. In fact, many types of water damage can impact your Florida home, including flooding, leaky pipes, faulty appliances, roof leaks, and more. This blog will discuss the different types of water damage homeowners face, how to protect your property, and what to do when water damage strikes. Let’s dive in. Flooding vs. Water Damage While flooding and water damage sound similar, they’re very different things.  Water damage is generally caused by plumbing (an overflowing bathtub, for example, leaky pipes, or a blocked sink). On ..read more

When you think of mold, you probably think of an unsightly black fungus that you don’t want to find on the leftovers in the back of the refrigerator. But what happens when mold makes its way into the home? Homes are full of materials mold loves – like porous drywall and wood. Add a little moisture and things can quickly get out of control. According to the experts, more than 50% of homes in the US have mold problems, and that mold can put everyone in the home at risk of getting sick. In this blog, we’re going to discuss why removing mold is so important to your health, and how getting rid of ..read more