There are 3 categories of water damage that can seriously impact your property and your health. Here’s what you need to know about Category 1, Category 2, and Category 3 water damage so you can identify the problem immediately and protect your home and family….
Not much is scarier for homeowners than seeing signs of water damage in walls or ceilings. Freaking out is generally the first reaction, followed by panic. Unfortunately, many homeowners glance over water damage signs. Why? Usually, it’s because they simply don’t see (or smell) them…
Most people believe that a downspout is the same as a gutter. The gutter and downspout are two different parts of a residential drainage system that allow your house to withstand millions of gallons of water. Ten inches of rain over the course of 5-6…
Mold is commonly found in basements because water leaks and moisture so often occur there. But we rarely check our basements for mold. Why? Because we tend to use them as giant storage facilities or laundry facilities. Otherwise, we ignore them. It’s important to inspect…
Have you noticed a periodic backup of water around your floor drain? It’s probably partially blocked. Unfortunately, it’s not going to get better. It needs to be cleared out. But if you’re someone who enjoys do-it-yourself plumbing, here’s how to unclog basement floor drains using…
A frost-proof faucet on the exterior of your home (technically called a sillcock, it’s also known as a frost-free or freeze-proof faucet) is similar to a common outdoor faucet. What’s the difference? The outdoor frost-proof faucet has an extra-long stem (or pipe) reaching back about…
