Category: Water

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.

June is National Safety Awareness Month. Here are a few tips from the National Safety Council on ways to stay safe at home, at work, and even on the road. Which ones are you going to try with your family or friends?

How much does a house flood actually cost to you? While it varies based on the extent of the damage and the cause, it can get pricey. Learn more about the common causes of flooding and how much it actually costs with our helpful infographic.

For World Water Day, we’ve put together some amazing pictures and facts about the Great Lakes because they are an important water source to our communities in and around Minnesota. Did you know that 3,610 tons of water flows over Niagara Falls each second? Check them out!

The sump pump — it’s supposedly on your team, fighting the battle to remove collected water in the sump basin in the basement of your residence. But what happens to your home when it breaks? Why does it break down?