Residents of North Carolina are picking up the pieces after Hurricane Dorian made landfall on the Outer Banks on September 6, 2019.
Halloween is the spookiest; we know it all too well. On the walls and carpets, we can tell there’s water damage and oh it smells! It’s overwhelming to process, these times are the darkest. Is there a leak? Is there mold? How did this happen? Can it be controlled? We are the experts, we have the time, and we are creepin’ it real and can work overtime! Follow the scariest of stories this Halloween and let the remains of pumpkin pulp be the only scene…
After North Carolina experienced the wrath of two 500-year storms over the course of two years, there are calls for smarter federal investments on flood mitigation.
Last month, we introduced the first of our 3-part edition on mold. We offered tips on how to prevent mold growth indoors. Mold can grow from water damage as well as from an ongoing moisture problem in your home or business. Now that you have learned about the prevention of mold, keep reading as we discuss the second part of the series that focuses on the effects of mold growth on your health…
If you have experienced water damage or moisture problems in your home or business, within 72 hours, mold is likely to start growing! And no one wants that to happen. In our 3-part edition on mold, learn about prevention, the effects of mold on your health and how to remediate mold…
