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Moisture Meters: Essential Equipment for Water Mitigation
A qualified water mitigation technician will rely on moisture meters to determine where drying equipment should be placed and how long it needs to run.
What to Do and Not to Do If You Have a House Fire
Knowing some general dos and don’ts for fire damage restoration can help streamline the process and remove some of the stress.
Who's Responsible for Water Damage: Tenants or Landlords?
The best way to avoid time-consuming disputes is by learning the ground rules of water damage responsibilities. Both tenants and landlords benefit from knowing who is responsible for what after flooding or piping leaks.
Signs of a Hidden Water Leak
Water damage isn't always a sudden flood. Sometimes water leaks can cause the same level of destruction as emergency water damage. Here are the signs to look for.
The Insurance F-Bomb: Flood
Using the right word for your water damage from your first call with the insurance company may mean the difference between a covered loss and out-of-pocket expense.
How to Choose a Restoration Professional
Property owners get to choose who is hired to perform work on their properties. This article describes some basic characteristics to look for when deciding who will be the best choice.
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