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Over 50% of deaths from fires in homes happen in the bedroom — a staggering statistic that serves to alert everyone who has a bedroom to the critical need for basic fire safety measures. The bedroom fire safety tips below are provided by Utah Flood Cleanup, your local flood, mold, and fire damage restoration service. Use the handy list below to help you identify hazards and implement solutions to potential electrical issues and other causes of fires in bedrooms.
In light of recent ongoing events, Utah Flood Cleanup is doing all we can to ensure the safety and wellness of our customers and employees – while continuing to serve you.
To protect everyone from any unnecessary risk of exposure to coronavirus (COVID-19), our teams are:
When someone opens a local business, there are a number of hazards that everyone needs to keep in mind. One of the most common causes of damage to local businesses comes in the form of water. When business owners think about how water might damage their local business, they are probably picturing a massive storm, possibly a hurricane, that shuts down their business for days or weeks at a time. The reality is that storms are a relatively rare form of damage to buildings. The more common forms of water hazards come in the form of unpredictable events. It is important for everyone to keep a few of the most common forms of water damage to commercial buildings in mind.
When to step into the office on a Monday morning after a long, relaxing weekend, the last thing you want to put your foot in is a wet carpet. No matter how well maintained your office building is maintained, it’s possible you can have your office flooded at any time. From a window being left open on accident to a busted pipe, the immediate effects of water leakage in buildings are easy to notice.
Even if you don’t live in the western parts of the United States, you may have seen the dramatic and awful fires in that part of the United States and wondered about your own fire insurance. One of the most important questions every homeowner and renter should know the answer to: Does my homeowner’s fire insurance coverage pay for damages caused by fire?
It can be a sinking feeling for a homeowner. You look outside and see that it is frigid. Then you go to take a shower or make a cup of coffee and turn on the tap and nothing happens. Nothing. Happens! Oh no, your pipes are frozen. You know that going to work with a funky odor or without your caffeine fix might be the least of your worries.
Mold often hides out of sight in homes. Exposure to mold in residences has caused illness in people and pet animals and has done billions of dollars in damage to building interior finishes and structures, requiring professional treatment by mold abatement contractors.
Broken water lines result in enormous losses for property owners and tenants from water damage every year throughout cold climate regions. Preparing plumbing lines for cold weather can help prevent water leaks that occur when exposed to freezing temperatures (at or below 32 degrees Fahrenheit) causes water in lines to freeze, expand, increase pressure, and break the pipes. Winterizing your home’s water lines is essential to protect your home, your personal possessions, and the health and safety of everyone who lives in your house. Below is a set of step-by-step instructions for winterizing water lines in the house.
Winter is coming and the worry of frozen pipes is one weighing heavily on the minds of many homeowners. Frozen pipes can be complete nightmares for homeowners are they can cause an incredible amount of damage, waste tons of water, and destroy things in your home you can’t even see. With that in mind, it’s important for homeowners to know these four frozen pipes symptoms. Allowing them to watch for them, so they can minimize the damage and correct the problem promptly.
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