Category: Water

Don’t get caught off guard when water damages your home. One of the more common questions we hear is “Does my insurance policy cover water damage?” In most cases, it can, but there are exceptions. Here’s a general overview of what’s covered and what’s not.

It’s important to use the right kind of flooring in your home. Some types of materials are more susceptible to water damage than others. Check out the effects of water on each type of flooring and what you can do to prevent water damage in your home.

If you seem to have a cold that doesn’t go away, you could be suffering from sick building syndrome. Find out if your home is making you sick by taking our extensive quiz. After you’re done, don’t forget to download your free report!

Sick building syndrome is a real problem. While most common in the workplace, your home could be making you sick too! Take these steps prevent it from happening to your home.

Minnesota’s winters can lead to frozen pipes, which can turn into burst pipes that cause extensive water damage. Keep your plumbing system running smoothly all season long with these six easy tips!

Flooded basements are the worst! Plus, they can be caused by so many things: heavy rain, a burst water heater, and even a clogged pipe. Don’t get caught with thousands of dollars of water damage. Prevent potential flooding with these tips.

From flooded basements to ice dams, there are a number of ways water could be damaging your home. Check out our complete guide on what to do when water damages your home and how to take care of the problem before it gets worse.

Cleaning up your home after a water disaster is a lot more than removing the water and drying your carpet. Find out what goes into restoring your home after it’s been damaged by water, including the drying, deodorization, and reparation processes.

What should you do in the 24 hours after a water disaster? Here are the effects of water damage on your home and what you should do to safely and effectively remove the water to get your home back to normal.

Ice dams can be a big problem in Minnesota. An ice dam that isn’t taken care of can lead to a roof leak or worse—a collapsed roof altogether. Check out these simple steps that you can take now to prevent ice dams from forming.