Recent Updates
Small Particle Behavior in Homes During Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is supposed to be about food, family, and warmth, not about small particle issues or air quality. Yet it’s one of the few times of the year when every factor that affects indoor air happens all at once: the HVAC running nonstop, the oven on for hours,...
How to Deal with Water Damage Wood Floor
Water Damage Wood Floor When you’ve had water soaking your wood floor for any extended period of time damage is happening, although you may not see it right away with your own eyes. The most important task to undertake is to dry out the floor surface as soon as...
Saving Your Books and Pictures from Water and Mold Damage
Because mold damage can start in as little as 48 hours, beginning the restoration process immediately is imperative for salvaging your property.
Water Damage in Garages
Water Damage can destroy the concrete floor, concrete walls, and wood surfaces of shelves on the walls of your garage. Let’s face it, most homeowners aren’t concerned with possible water damage to their garage, unless a storm brings in flooding. The garage is...
Fire Damage – Jewish Camp Spared Through Extensive Restoration
Fire damage swept through Camp Mountain Chai, smoke and soot damage left a stench in the air. Trees were down or damaged, and the soot’s acid nature threatened the camp’s facilities. A lot of work would have to be done before the camp could reopen. Read how Orange Restoration San Diego restored the local campground.
Weather Proof Your Home & Prevent Water Damage
Water Damage is serious. The following outlines a number of steps to take to protect your property against potential damage from expected rainy weather.
Keeping Your Newborn Safe From Toxic Air
Toxic Air, according to The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air quality is the 4th greatest pollution threat to American households. Unfortunately the air in your baby’s nursery is no safer than the other rooms in your home.
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Recent Updates
Why Does My AC Smell Musty? Mold in AC
The first hot week of the season hits San Diego County, and like clockwork, the air conditioners come on. But instead of a blast of cool, clean air, you’re hit with a musty, moldy smell. Sounds like you have mold in AC or HVAC unit... If this sounds familiar,...
Why Does Mold Problem Keep Coming Back?
Secondary Mold is a Deeper Problem, and more and more often occurring as lower quality work is done in general repairs, plumbing and water damage repairs.
Why Most “Water Damage Restoration Near Me” #1 Google Results Can Do More Harm Than Good
Don't call any "water damage restoration near me" Google search result, do research, call one who will do it right the first time!
CIRS Isn’t Rare Anymore
Remote Life, More Air Testing, and More Toxic Buildings are Causational for Uptick in CIRS Patients With so many working so hard to figure their health out combined with the increase in remote working lifestyle has caused us to have more time in our homes. ...
Help with your Water Damage Policy
Understanding Water Damage Policy Coverage Water damage can be a devastating experience for homeowners and business owners alike. Understanding what your insurance covers, and what it doesn’t, can make all the difference when disaster strikes or more afterwards in...
Spring Cleaning Risks: 25% Are Vulnerable to Mold and CIRS
A remarkable discovery about mold and CIRS that still is reaching most homeowners, mold is not a simple pest. For some, mold is an invasive intruder to their health (Surviving Mold), and the responsibility falls on our genes or the lack of specific genes. About 25%...
