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Black toxic mold
08
Jan

Mold Remediation: How to Remove Mold from Your Property

Mold is a prevalent fungus whose spores are constantly floating in the air. When these spores land on damp surfaces, they reproduce and can be a big problem for home or business owners. There are different species of mold; some can even affect air quality and cause allergies and severe health problems for some people,...
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10
Dec

How to Protect Your Property from Hidden Water Leaks?

If you are a homeowner, you should know that water-hidden leaks can turn into real nightmares if they are not detected, prevented, or repaired in time. A hidden water leak or small drip seemingly harmless can turn into significant problems related to dampness, fungus, and hygiene, compromising tenants’ health not to mention the cost of...
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08
Nov

Cooking Safety Tips

Get your stretchy pants ready: It’s almost Thanksgiving. You’ll feast on everything from cranberry sauce to pumpkin pie, and you’ll likely spend the day with the people you love most. As you prepare for the food-filled holiday, keep in mind safety cooking tips, you may be thinking about how you’ll cook the main dish. Turkey...
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06
Oct

How To Handle Wind Damage From Hurricanes

Hurricane Irma tore through the Caribbean and the southeastern U.S. at the beginning of September, causing billions of dollars in property damage and claiming dozens of lives. Wind damage was responsible for much of this destruction, with trees taking down power lines all over the state of Florida. Nearly six million homes and businesses lost power, with...
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06
Sep

Get Ready For The Rest Of Hurricane Season

With parts of Florida still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane season, the powerful storm that devastated the Caribbean and wreaked havoc on our state, the last thing anyone wants to consider is the possibility of more hurricanes on the way. Unfortunately, hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30, and it’s possible we’ll see more...
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31
May

Preventing Water Damage this Summer

For Florida residents, summer weather is more than sunshine and heat. Florida summers bring a lot of heavy rainstorms that can cause damage to your home, with rain occurring throughout this season, now is the time to start protecting your home preventing water damage. Ready to waterproof your home for summer? Check out these tips...
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16
May

Mold Growth in the Summer, Keep Your Home Safe

Florida’s rainiest season is almost here which means the potential for mold growth is high. Mold thrives on warmth and moisture, which Florida is home to both elements. In order to keep mold out of your house, it is smart to take some cautionary steps to ensure your home is not a breeding ground for...
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13
Mar

Storm-Proof Your Home Against Wind Damage

South Florida weather is unpredictable. Hurricane-force winds, tropical storms, or even a nasty rainstorm can cause severe structural damage to your home. It’s best practice to prepare before disaster strikes. Homeowners can prevent wind damage by following these easy steps to storm-proof your home. Cover Windows and Doors If you know that a hurricane or...
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Equipment for water damage
23
Feb

Natural Disaster Preparedness Tips for Small business

As a small business owner in South Florida, it is always important to be 100% prepared when it comes to natural disasters such as hurricanes, thunderstorms, or tornadoes. Though these storms may not seem like an issue till they arrive, it is necessary to have a natural disaster preparedness plan for when it strikes. These...
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15
Jan

Indoor Flooding How to Deal With it

In South Florida, indoor flooding is a real possibility that you’d assume in a first-world country. During a hurricane or particularly nasty storm, water levels can rise with surprising alacrity, spilling into your home. Outside of hurricane season, the most common culprit of indoor flooding is burst pipes or utilities like washers, fridges, and water […]
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