by Kent Berame | May 15, 2021 | Mold Restoration, Prevention, Water Restoration
Three Things That Cause Mold Growth and Water Damage In humid climates, every home is at risk of growing mold or experiencing damage caused by water. Mold spores are constantly in the air, both inside and outside the home. Humidity provides the necessary moisture in...
by Kent Berame | Apr 9, 2021 | Prevention, Storm Damage Restoration, Water Damage Restoration, Water Mitigation, Water Restoration
Southerners know that April is a wet month. April showers bring May flowers, as well as a whole list of potential issues. Many homeowners labor to minimize or prevent water damage to their homes and possessions. Because there are so many forms of preparation to choose...
by Kent Berame | Mar 3, 2021 | Prevention, Water Restoration
A new year is often a time for setting goals and renewing ambitions. After the struggles of 2020, it is understandable that homeowners want to update certain parts of their home. Most Americans spent 9 months of the year working from home and seeing all the ways they...
by Kent Berame | Nov 20, 2020 | Prevention, Water Restoration
As a homeowner, finding mold in your home can be overwhelming and very disheartening. It is important to know that mold can present a lot of danger to the health of both you and your home. Mold is able to reproduce quickly, and once it begins to grow, it has the...
by Kent Berame | Sep 1, 2020 | Prevention, Water Restoration
Establishing or leading a business requires commitment, work, and careful planning. Emergency preparedness is a necessary component of business management. Many legal mandates require businesses to establish emergency response protocols in order to provide safety to...
by Kent Berame | Aug 15, 2020 | Prevention, Water Restoration
Preparation is a key factor in minimizing the impact of a hurricane on a business. Many managers deliberate how to adequately prepare for a hurricane while conserving time and resources. As a guideline, the American Red Cross has coined the term “Red Cross Ready” to...
