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Fire and Smoke Damage Remediation: From Board-Up to Odor Removal
Fire and smoke damage remediation secures the property, removes soot and smoke residue, dries firefighting water, cleans and deodorizes materials, and rebuilds what cannot be saved. CDS handles kitchen fires, whole-house losses, and smoke-only jobs…
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How to Fix A Bathroom Floor That Is Rotting
A bathroom is one of the most frequently used spaces in our homes, but it’s also one of the most vulnerable to water damage. Over time, the constant exposure to moisture and humidity can lead…
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Water Damaged Baseboards: How To Fix Them
Lightly water-damaged baseboards can often be repaired if they dry quickly and remain structurally sound. Swollen, soft, crumbling, moldy, or repeatedly wet baseboards usually need replacement, and the moisture source and area behind the trim…
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How To Fix Water Damage on Hardwood Floors
November 28, 2022 | Posted By: Jared Horton{featured_image: aspect-ratio: auto 16 / 9}Hardwood floors enhance your home's beauty and help keep it warm. But they are not water resistant and can easily become water damaged. Removing excess water quickly is the best way to prevent long-term damage. Depending on the circumstances, however, this may not be possible. If this is where you find yourself, call us today!…
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Top 5 sources of water damage that sneak up on you
July 26, 2021 | Posted By: Jared Horton{featured_image: aspect-ratio: auto 16 / 9}Water damage usually comes from an obvious source and causes easily noticeable effects, such as standing water in the basement or a soaked carpet. However, there are also times when water damage can sneak up on you. Here are our top five common yet sneaky sources of water damage. 1. Refrigerator Water Line Refrigerators with…
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Mold in the home: How big a health problem is it?
August 28, 2020 | Posted By: Jared Horton{featured_image: aspect-ratio: auto 16 / 9}Original Source: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/288651#mold-and-health Whether it is a cold, damp winter or a warm, humid summer, activities at home can result in moisture indoors and the appearance of mold. Mold can grow on walls, clothes, books, toys, and even CDs. It can turn prized possessions into musty relics that only look fit for the garbage. But…
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