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Does Your Home Have Wet Drywall?

Does Your Home Have Wet Drywall?

What Should You Do If You Have Wet Drywall? When a home experiences water damage, one of the most common problems to arise from it is drywall damage. When drywall gets too wet, it can become discolored and start to bubble. Some people refer to these affected drywall...

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How Long Does Mold take to Grow?

How Long Does Mold take to Grow?

The Relationship Between Mold and Moisture Mold exists wherever there is moisture or water. The more moisture and water you have in an environment, the more that mold will be able to grow. That is why mold grows quickly after your property suffers water damage or...

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Toilet Flooding Caused Water Damage?

Toilet Flooding Caused Water Damage?

Flooded Toilet Water Damage: Tips & Tricks No one ever thinks their toilet flooding or leaking. In most cases, your toilet will never leak. It will just overflow with water because of clogging or blockage. However, if you consistently have a clogging problem with...

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What Hides in Wet Carpet? 5 Fighting Tips

What Hides in Wet Carpet? 5 Fighting Tips

Carpet is a very important furnishing. Not only does it spruce up your living space, it also brings warmth and comfort to your home. But because they are constantly used, carpets are always almost prone to damage, particularly water damage. More than the occasional...

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Cooking Tips to Prevent Kitchen Fires

Cooking Tips to Prevent Kitchen Fires

The kitchen might seem like a safe place to be, but fires can occur quite easily in them if you are not careful. Most kitchen fires can be attributed to cooking food on the stove or using some other form of cooking equipment. Some people might buy pressure cookers or...

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Can Water Damage Cause Mold?

Can Water Damage Cause Mold?

Water Damage & Mold Mold spores exist all throughout our environment. However, they will only grow in areas which have a lot of water and organic matter. The interior of our homes is filled with organic matter such as flooring, furniture, walls, rugs, and carpets....

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