Cleaning and Restoration Tips, News, and Industry Updates

How to Recover After a Fire: A Step-by-Step Guide from Restoration Experts

A fire in your home or business is one of the most traumatic events you can go through. Even a small fire can leave behind lasting damage — from smoke stains and lingering odors to soaked walls and ruined belongings. If you’re reading this, you’ve either just experienced a fire

January 25, 2018

What to Do If You’ve Got Ice Dams

Winters can be harsh in New England, and this year is no exception. Between the snow and the freezing rain, it feels like we’re spending most of our free time shoveling, snow-blowing, and salting our driveways and walkways. But don’t forget there’s another place where the snow and ice are

January 15, 2018

5 Things You Need to Know About Mold Remediation

If you discover mold in your home or business, it is not something you will want to take a wait-and-see approach to. Mold can grow and spread quickly and should be contained and removed as soon as possible when spotted. The process of mold removal is often called mold mediation

September 15, 2017

My Home Has Smoke Damage – Help!

If you experience a fire in your home, it can be devastating. Not only could you be displaced for days or even weeks, but many of your possessions might also be destroyed. If you get lucky, the fire will be put out quickly, minimizing the damage. But even if the

August 15, 2017

When’s the Last Time You Scheduled a Commercial Air Duct Cleaning?

When you own a commercial building, there are a lot of maintenance issues to juggle, from making sure the roof is water-tight, to ensuring that the parking lot is plowed and sanded during the long winter months we experience in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. One thing that you may

August 1, 2017

Preventing Mold From Interrupting Business

Mold can be unsafe in your house, and if it is in your business, it can cause an interruption in work, and mold removal costs cause profit losses. That’s where we come in. We want to help you before the problem affects the production of your company. Here are some

June 1, 2017

Spring Cleaning Tips to Avoid Mold in Your New Hampshire Home

It’s spring cleaning time! If you live in New Hampshire, you can finally escape the hibernation of winter and open some windows in the house. This time of year is perfect for “spring cleaning” and a great excuse to check and prevent mold from growing in your home. As you

May 24, 2017

There’s Water in my Basement, Now What?

Unexpected water in your basement is dangerous for your home and your health. The water damage to walls and floors could ruin furniture, carpeting, and valuables. Water damage could easily turn into mold If you’re a New Hampshire home owner, here are some tips for dealing with water in your

May 17, 2017

How to Prepare for Snowmelt and Flooding in Southern New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, between the amount of snow throughout the year and the changing temperatures in spring, the snowmelt season can be dangerous for your home or business. Although snowmelt alone doesn’t usually cause flooding, it can certainly attribute to it. The snowmelt can affect your house, your business, or

March 21, 2017

Ice Dams 101: What to Know

It’s that time of year again. Winter storms in Maine and New Hampshire can be brutal! The ice can be a hazard to your home, but there are ways to prevent these problems with a few key tips.

February 16, 2017

How to Keep Your Home or Commercial Building Safe from Water Damage During a Winter Storm

Storm warning! Living in Maine, you never know what to expect with the weather. When a blizzard is headed your way, there are tips to remember to keep your home or business safe from water damage after a winter storm. How to Protect Your Home and Prevent Winter Damage Protect

January 31, 2017

Identifying Different Kinds of Molds

Just like a bag of jelly beans, or a box of crayons, mold can come in all different kinds of colors. Although not as fun as jellybeans or crayons, learning how to identify the different kinds of mold is vital to being a good homeowner. Here is some helpful information