Tyler Hoad

Why Your Property Needs to be Evaluated After Water Damage Evaluating water damage within your property is more than just a quick look at the damage. It’s a detailed inspection that identifies all the issues, even the ones you might not notice right away. This evaluation helps you: Understand the extent of the damage Prioritize repairs based on urgency and cost Provide accurate information to your insurance company Avoid surprises during the repair process For example, water damage might seem...

When water enters your home in any fashion it can be very overwhelming. Whether it's from a burst pipe, leaking roof, or flooded basement, the aftermath of water damage can lead to a more intrusive problem, mold growth. Mold loves to thrive in damp, dark environments, making it a common issue after water-related incidents. However, there are steps you can take to prevent mold from taking hold and spreading in your home. Here are five essential steps to prevent mold growth after a water...

Determine The Source : Be sure that the water heater is the actual leaking first. In many cases, it will be around other utility units or plumbing lines. So be sure to narrow down the cause of loss. Shut Off The Gas Or Electricity : Once you have determined the heater is in fact leaking. Go ahead and shut the breaker off to the heater first, (please note that this is important). If you have a gas heater, there will be a switch or dial that will be on the top of the tank. Switch or turn off...