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Restoring a property after a fire isn't as simple as cleaning up the mess. It's a complex process that involves much more–like assessing the building's structural safety, dealing with smoke and soot damage, and addressing any water damage caused by firefighting efforts.
While most wildfires in Michigan are common and occur between April and June, residential fire damage is no stranger to any property year-round. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent them and keep your home safe. Below are five common causes of residential fires and how they can be prevented. Cause...
Smoke damage is an often overlooked but severe hazard that can linger long after a fire. Many houses and businesses in Troy, Michigan often face the challenge of clearing out the smoke residue and smell from the damage, which can easily find its way into the walls, furniture, and other belongings if...
Experiencing a fire in your home can be shocking and overwhelming. After the fire has been extinguished, homeowners have a crucial 24-hour window to decide their first steps, which significantly impacts the rest of the recovery process. Therefore, knowing the immediate steps is vital to regain your ...
When Michigan’s winter wraps its frosty fingers around your home, it’s not just the cold you need to worry about. The season brings with it a lesser-known but equally formidable foe: ice dams. These icy blockades can lead to significant water damage within your home, causing stress and f...
As winter bids adieu in Michigan, the thawing of snow brings with it a subtle yet significant danger to homeowners – water damage caused by melting snow. While the picturesque sight of snow-covered landscapes may evoke feelings of tranquility, the consequences of melting snow on homes can be f...