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Blog Post
A guide on how to carry on after a house fire
- By Jon Welch
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- 03 Apr, 2013
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Why did they cut a hole in my roof? There’s no easy way to pick up the pieces after the physical and emotional damage of a house fire, but the U.S. Fire Administration and FEMA know you have to start somewhere. Here’s a guide for obtaining accurate repair estimates.
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Water damage leads to expensive repairs, mold damage, and possible contamination. If you want to protect your home from flooding, check out these tips.
Mold is not only unsightly, it can cause real damage to your family’s health as well as being destructive to your home. Read to learn about some mistakes you may be making that promote mold growth in your home.
Flood damage is common and needs immediate repair. Check out these four common flood damage terms so you can better find help and understand the process.
Flooding can happen anywhere, devastating your home and causing thousands of dollars in damage. Learn about groundwater and its connection to flooding.
If you live in an area with a high wildfire risk, do these things to protect your home and minimize the risk of fire damage if a fire is in the area.
A house fire is tragic, no matter how severe it may be. Take control of the fire risks in your home by identifying fire hazards and working to negate them.
Any house fire is dramatic and can cause major damage to the home. To learn more, check out these three potential complications after a house fire.
Has a leaky water heater caused water damage in your home? Learn what you need to know about water heater leaks and the damage they can cause.
Your garage should be as waterproof and fire-resistant as possible. Learn how to improve the garage’s structural soundness to keep fires and floods at bay.