After the Flood: What Should You Do About “Minor” Water Damage?
‘Tis the season for summer storms. After a flurry of hurricanes in the Mexican Gulf, Tropical Storm Barry has led to flooding,...
Cleaning up After A House Fire
From our friends at Healthy Building Science (Alex Statner, 10/18/17): The October 2017 California Fires in Northern California...
Must Watch Advice: What to do Post-Flooding
This video from HUD featuring Claudette Reichel, Professor, Housing Studies at Louisiana State University offers some of the best...
How to Hire a Contractor after a Disaster
Homes and buildings with water damage from hurricanes and floods should be dried within 48 hours to prevent mold contamination....
Beyond Flooding: What to do About “Minor” Water Damage
Even if your home has been spared from acute flooding, what seems like “minor” water damage from leaks and other...
Tackling Flood Clean Up Yourself
Flooding is one of the most disastrous things that can happen to a home. There are often health risks from sewage that may...
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