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Whether due to tree root intrusions, aging sewage systems, floods, or sewage backups, overflowing sewage always strikes when you least expect it! Suddenly, you’re ankle-deep in a nauseating nightmare with no time to spare. Even so, we Canadians are a tough bunch, never backing off from a challenge. You’re likely already devising ways to DIY…

When a natural disaster or accident wreaks havoc on your home – your sanctuary – dealing with the aftermath can be scary, stressful, and extremely costly. Not to mention being left with the clean-up only adds to the stress, leaving you emotionally drained and exhausted. But, keep calm and read on! You don’t need to…

The disaster restoration business is a fast growing industry and can be a challenging and highly rewarding career for the right type of individual. Beginning a career in restoration is a great option for hard working, team oriented people who want a fast paced work environment that emphasizes serving others. The restoration industry has many…

As spring weather sets in across the U.S and Canada, temperatures rise, snow and ice melt, and rainfall increases. This means that flood risks increase as well. Flood preparation is a top concern right now in many regions since heavy winter weather is beginning to subside and warmer temperatures are melting snow and ice pack….

The aftermath of flooding can be chaotic. Between assessing damages, cleaning belongings, contacting friends and family, insurance companies, and dealing with the stress of getting your life back to normal, it can be difficult to keep organized and find the proper support. One major question in the aftermath of a flood, of course, is who…

Floods are a possibility anywhere. Obviously, some regions are more at risk than others, and experience annual flooding where others may go decades without a flood. Coastal areas are especially susceptible to flooding and often require a distinct set of procedures for mitigating the potential damage of flood waters. Even inlands areas and dry desert…

The pipes in your home are critical to keep things running efficiently. Although winter has started to pass, we aren’t in the clear yet. Damage may still occur within your pipes if not properly taken care of. Know how to prevent damaged pipes, whether that is from freezing or other factors. This will save you…

Spring is coming fast and with that, flooding becomes more likely. Historically there have been some major flooding events over the years, which cause problems for residence. Be aware of these possible events, and take the appropriate action to protect your home. By being aware of the possibility, you can further protect your home from…

Disaster preparedness is well understood to be extremely important for individuals and business, but there is still a lot of apathy toward actually preparing for a serious natural disaster. With the worldwide occurrence of natural disasters it is simultaneously easy to think that a catastrophe can occur at any moment and that one will never…

Winter is harsh on plumbing. Working to prevent frozen pipes is always a primary concern during the cold, but sometimes this isn’t possible or for some reason fails to prevent pipes from bursting. The polar cold that has gripped the U.S and Canada over the past month has created conditions where frozen pipes may be…