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Attic Rain vs Roof Leak: How to Spot the Difference
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in #attic, #inspection, #leak, #maintenance, #mold, #repair, #roof, #waterdamage, Featured, Vendor NewsAttic rain and roof leaks both cause water damage in your home, but they stem from different sources. Attic rain results from interior moisture freezing in cold weather and later melting – creating the illusion of a leak. A true roof leak comes from external water intrusion due to damaged shingles, flashing, or seals. Key…
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The Real Cost of Ignoring Mold in Your Home
Many homeowners notice small dark patches in a corner of the bathroom or near a window and assume it’s nothing. A quick wipe seems to make it disappear, but mold doesn’t go away that easily. It hides in places we rarely check — behind walls, under floors, or inside air ducts — slowly spreading through…
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Key Steps Followed by First Call Restoration During Property Restoration
Property restoration is a critical process that comes into play when a home or business suffers damage due to water, fire, mold, or other disasters. Whether the damage is caused by flooding, smoke, or storm, prompt and effective restoration is essential to prevent further deterioration and to bring the property back to a safe and…
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Silent Threat: Why Professional Mold Testing Matters
Are you worried about strange smells or spots on your walls? Mold is a silent threat that can harm your health and damage your home. This blog will explain why professional mold testing is so important and how it can help keep your family safe. Keep reading to learn how to protect both your home…
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Moisture-Proof Your Home Before the Humid Season Arrives
Humidity season is right around the corner. If you live in a place like Columbia, SC, you already know what that means—sticky air, foggy mirrors, and a home that sometimes feels damp even with the AC running. It’s not just uncomfortable. All that moisture can lead to mold, mildew, warped surfaces, and musty smells. Getting…
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Moisture-Proof Your Home Before the Humid Season Arrives
Humidity season is right around the corner. If you live in a place like Columbia, SC, you already know what that means—sticky air, foggy mirrors, and a home that sometimes feels damp even with the AC running. It’s not just uncomfortable. All that moisture can lead to mold, mildew, warped surfaces, and musty smells. Getting…
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Smell Mold but See Nothing? What Insurers Don’t Tell You
You catch a musty smell in your home but there’s no visible mold. That alone is frustrating. What’s worse? It could be a sign of something deeper: hidden mold. Mold doesn’t always show up in obvious places. It often grows quietly in dark, damp areas behind walls, under floors, or inside ceilings. And when it’s…
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Humidity & Homes: How Moisture Raises Property Risks
Not all water damage begins with a flood. In fact, one of the most consistent—and consistently underestimated—threats to your home is already in the air: humidity. Humidity is more than a comfort issue. When it exceeds healthy levels, it quietly seeps into your walls, furniture, insulation, and HVAC systems. It doesn’t make a dramatic entrance…
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Humidity & Homes: How Moisture Raises Property Risks
Not all water damage begins with a flood. In fact, one of the most consistent—and consistently underestimated—threats to your home is already in the air: humidity. Humidity is more than a comfort issue. When it exceeds healthy levels, it quietly seeps into your walls, furniture, insulation, and HVAC systems. It doesn’t make a dramatic entrance…
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Understanding Damp: What Levels Are Acceptable in a Home?
Dampness in a property is a common concern that every homeowner should be aware of. It can lead to many issues, from unsightly mould growth to significant structural damage. Understanding the acceptable levels of damp and how to monitor moisture content is crucial in maintaining a healthy living environment. In this article, we’ll explore what…