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Dec2022
Water damage can be unexpected, leaving you at a loss when faced with extensive damage. If neglected, the damage can cost a fortune in repairs and replacements. However, specific actions can prevent the damage from getting worse. Water damage is a structural and health hazard. It invites pests, mold, and mildew. A damaged space brims with biohazards, so property owners should not attempt to restore the damage themselves. Read on to learn more about water damage, its effects, and why you should involve professional services in dealing with it. What is Water Damage? Water damage refers to the losses suffered when water impacts or destroys property and structures. Destructive processes include mold growth, bacteria growth, steel rusting, and wood rotting. If it’s caught quickly, professionals can remediate the damage and keep losses minimal.  Here are a few causes: Leaking roofs Clogged toilets Overflow from a washing machine, bathtub, or sink Air conditioner leaks Pipe leaks Floods and storms Types of Damage Experts categorize water ... Read More
December 9, 2022Oneighty

09

Sep2022
Water damage is every homeowner’s nightmare. It can destroy goods and property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Water damage can even invite mold, which can be challenging to remediate. “Water damage” refers to the losses incurred when water intrudes into an area and attacks valuable property. Some of these damages include bacterial growth, mold growth, rotting of wood, and rusting of steel. Heavy rains, melting snow, and poor plumbing greatly increase the chances of water damage. Sometimes, property owners notice a soaked patch on the wall or ceiling and overlook it. This neglect is dangerous, as it may hide much heavier damage beneath.  Aside from the losses incurred from the damage, water damage can be costly to fix. Water may seep into the wood and cause rot, or it can corrode metal. Hence, you will have to replace damaged appliances and building materials.  Remediating the situation can be expensive, depending on the level of ... Read More
September 9, 2022Oneighty
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