Mold outbreaks within a property should be dealt with as soon as possible to avoid the problem getting worse. Mold spores can cause health risks, such as allergic reactions, respiratory issues and headaches, but untreated mold can also lead to structural issues, as well as irreversible damage to any furnishings or belongings in the affected […]
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Mold thrives in areas with appropriate moisture and humidity, and unfortunately, carpet can be an attractive breeding ground under the right conditions. Mold can often start growing beneath the surface and is not immediately visible, but mold growth becomes more apparent when the room has a musty smell and/or patches of discoloration begin to show
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The state of Texas is prone to flooding due to its geography and weather patterns. Flash floods are common and can hit with little to no prior warning, posing risks to your safety and home. Understanding the risk of flooding and implementing a combination of preventative measures, structural modifications and strategic planning can help to
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Mold is a type of fungus that consists of small organisms which are found almost everywhere. They reproduce by releasing tiny spores into the air, which tend to be harmless, but these spores can settle on surfaces and grow under the right conditions. Mold growth inside both residential and commercial buildings is a common issue.
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Water damage can result from natural disasters such as floods, as well as something simple like a blocked drain or burst pipe. All can cause extensive damage to property, but the type of damage is categorized by the IICRC Standard for Professional Water Damage Restoration as Category 1, 2, or 3. This rating refers to
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Winter is well and truly upon us, but it may get even colder. Most Texans will remember the North American winter storm that hit the state in mid-February 2021, also known as The Great Texas Freeze. The storm brought unusual and unpredictable weather for that time of year, engulfing the entirety of the state in
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Water damage is one of the many risks to homeowners and commercial businesses that can occur no matter how vigilant you may be. You might be able to spot a leaky tap or contain an overflowing toilet to reduce the extent of damage dealt. Still, external factors such as extreme weather conditions can pose an
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