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Articles Under: Water Damage & Flooding
Top Three Flood-Prone Areas in California
Earthquakes aren’t the only natural disasters in California. Floods are actually quite common in the Golden State, especially in the regions listed below. Most of the floods in California are caused by high levels of precipitation, snowmelt, and levee breaches, … Continue reading
Mold Remediation: Standards and Procedure
Once mold contamination has been detected in a building by a certified inspector, it is time to schedule for immediate remediation and restoration of all the contaminated areas. It is imperative that the right remediation specialist be hired for this … Continue reading
Tenant Trouble: Landlords Not Disclosing Mold Problems in Rentals
Moving into a new home or apartment can be a daunting task on its own with lease agreements, walk-thrus, deposits, rules, restrictions and so on, not to mention just the strain a move can put on an individual or family. … Continue reading
Infrared Thermal Imaging and the Benefits for Bay Area Residents
For individuals residing in the Bay Area, determining whether a home or office has an existing leak or mold growth issue is next to impossible without the help of specialized tools and a certified inspector. In most cases, leaks and … Continue reading
Mold: A Risk for Your Property & Your Health
The deterioration of building components, the diminishment of indoor environmental quality and aesthetics, and the potential for allergic reactions and other health consequences provide reason to pursue mold testing and, if problems are found, mold remediation, at the first sign of water damage, mold growth… Continue reading
Water Damage & Mold – Responding to Household Floods and Leaks
When water has flooded your home, remember that acting quickly and diligently to remove all moisture before mold has a chance to grow is of the utmost importance. Continue reading
Flooding, Water Damage and Mold – Reacting to a Hurricane
As we rapidly approach hurricane season, people living in high-risk areas should consider the potential of mold growth which generally occurs after flooding. As clean up efforts begin, the aftermath of the storm will soon become obvious. Continue reading
