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Mold Damage Cleanup And Remediation

Can mold come back even after having a professional remediation service conducted? This is the first question that homeowners

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The aftermath of a disaster leaves behind smoke-damaged furniture, water-damaged documents, and belongings contaminated by hazardous substances.

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Ever wonder why hard surfaces like tile, stone, concrete, and hardwood lose their luster even when cleaned regularly? These materials may look tough and durable, but if not properly cared for, they won’t take long for them to show wear, staining, or even irreversible damage. Homeowners and businesses often misunderstand what is really involved in taking proper care of their hard surfaces for the long haul.

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When a fire, flood, or other disaster occurs, it’s not just damage to the walls and floors of a home or business; it is also damage to the contents inside. The Insurance Information Institute estimates that most homeowners do not consider the total value of their possessions, but in the event of a loss, restoring those contents is one of the most important steps toward recovery.

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When disaster strikes, whether from a violent storm, unexpected fire, or a sudden act of vandalism, your property can be left vulnerable to further damage and intrusion.

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In July 2024, the Hendricks family living in West Des Moines experienced a surprise kitchen fire. The cause: an unattended stovetop.