While fire is a huge risk in the hot Summer weather, it’s by far not the only one! With heat, you often will get humidity, or stuffy air. Both of these, along with more typical types of water damage, are the perfect
We’re fast approaching the hot and dry season of Summer, and accidental fires are easy to come by. When was the last time you reviewed some fire prevention tips? A single spark is all it takes to create an uncontrollable blaze, so
Up to 70% of water damage is hidden from the naked eye. Materials such as walls, floorboards and carpets can actually act as barriers for everyday fans to reach the moisture, letting the moisture settle and cause lasting effects. So if so
Below-freezing temperatures can be expected every winter in the Midwest. Not only are these cold temperatures hard on your energy bill, but they are also hard on your pipes. When water freezes, it expands, and this can cause trouble for both plastic
After record winter storms hit the region earlier this month, snow has inevitability piled up on roofs. Large amounts of snow, especially wet, heavy snow, can cause damage to your roof such as ice dams, leaking or even collapsing. What are your options
Icicles hanging from your home may appear beautiful as they glisten in the sunlight, but they can create problems for your roof, gutters and attic. This buildup can lead to what is called an ice dam. An ice dam forms along the
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