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Fix it, and Keep on Fixing It

The average homeowner makes a few improvements and repairs around their home each year. But if you are someone who works in the repair and restoration industry, you do so much more than that. A good portion of your time and effort ends up being dedicated to making repairs — and to other people's homes and structures! The thing is, most repair and restoration contractors are really interested in their work, and they enjoy what they do. We don't work in the industry ourselves, but we happen to know a lot about it. Since we think many readers can benefit from our knowledge, we share it here.

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How to Choose the Right Door for Your Home
13 August 2024

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5 Tips for Water Damage Repair
18 June 2024

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Signs Your Pool Table Needs Refelting
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The Benefits Of Drywall Texturing: Transforming Your Space With Style
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Home Restoration: How Professional Remediation Services Can Help
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How To Know When It Is Time To Replace Your Home’s Roof

20 December 2022
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A residential roof replacement is a significant investment into your property and one that can extend the life of your home by decades when done right. However, it is quite a big step to take and it is important to know when you actually need one so you don't overlook it when the time comes. Before you rush off to get a new roof at the first sound of your roof creaking, there are some things that you need to know to make an informed choice. Read More 

3 Ways To Avoid Additional Costs And Damage When Dealing With Water Damage Cleanup

19 October 2022
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Dealing with water damage in your home is never fun. You could be worried about how much it's going to cost to get the water damage under control, and you could be wondering if even more damage is going to happen than what you see right now. Of course, anytime that you are dealing with water damage in your home, you have to worry about restoration costs being expensive. It is possible in many cases to avoid additional and unnecessary costs and damage, however, if you follow these tips. Read More 

5 Reasons You Cannot Repair Your Business Roof Without Commercial Roofing Contractor Help

9 August 2022
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There are a lot of reasons that you might need to repair your business roof. But, if you don't have a commercial roofing contractor, you might find yourself in a difficult situation. Here are just a few of the reasons why you should hire a commercial roofing contractor for your next business roof repair project. 1. They have the necessary skills and experience If you try to repair your business roof without help from a commercial roofing contractor, you may not be able to do a good job. Read More 

The Fire Damage Restoration Process: The Basics

25 July 2022
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Fire spreads rapidly, especially in homes and areas where there is a ready supply of fuel for it to burn. Unfortunately, that often means that you'll be faced with significant fire damage restoration needs after a fire in your house. Understanding the aftermath of a fire and what to expect from the restoration process can make it easier for you to navigate. Here's a look at some of the things that you need to know about what you can expect from your fire damage restoration contractor. Read More 

Restoring Your Home After It Suffers Smoke Damage

18 July 2022
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When a fire occurs in a home, it can be possible for it to suffer extensive secondary damages in addition to the issues that the flames directly cause. In particular, smoke damage is a common side-effect of fires of any size. Yet, smoke damage restoration is often not something that homeowners are prepared to undertake following a fire. Smoke Damage Can Lead To Exposure To Harmful Substances Smoke damage should always be cleaned and repaired by professionals. Read More