Atlanta mold remediation

Georgia’s diverse landscape, including the bustling Greater Atlanta area, is no stranger to the challenges posed by water and flooding. Whether it is a sudden downpour or a pipe bursting, understanding the disparities between water and flood damage is vital for Georgia homeowners and those that manage properties. Unpacking the Differences Between Water & Flood Damage …

Understanding Water Damage vs. Flood Damage: Coverage, Prevention & Response Read More »

Homeowner and condo associations play a vital role in maintaining and protecting properties within their communities. One of the primary concerns for both associations and homeowners is the prevention of fire, mold, and water damage. In order to ensure the safety and well-being of residents, it is essential to understand the division of responsibilities between …

Protecting Properties: Homeowner and Condo Associations’ Responsibilities in Fire, Mold, and Water Damage Prevention Read More »

Getting ready for vacation can be an exciting time, but it’s important to make sure that your home is prepared for your absence. Leaving your home empty can lead to potential problems such as mold, water damage, fire, and even break-ins. To avoid these problems, there are a few things you can do to prepare …

Going on Summer Vacation? Prepare Your Home Before You Leave Read More »

Spring is the perfect time to get your home ready for the warmer weather ahead. With spring comes the potential for heavy rains, thunderstorms, and humidity, which can all lead to water damage, fire damage, and mold growth if your home isn’t properly maintained. To avoid these potential problems, here are some spring home maintenance …

Spring Maintenance Tasks to Work into Your Busy Schedule Read More »

We are having a fairly rainy and hot summer so far in the greater Atlanta area. While it can put a damper on your outdoor plans and lead to higher-than-normal air conditioning bills, it is also ripe for mold to grow in your home.  Why Is Mold Bad? Mold is around us all the time …

Summer is Mold Growth Season in Georgia Read More »