Category: Water Damage

Knowing what to do after a storm can help you quickly stabilize and start repairing your home.   Take, for instance, the severe weather patterns

When water starts backing up in the sink while washing dishes, or worse, when toilet water starts rising ominously instead of flushing down, these are

While Utah is known for its dry landscapes and unique natural features, it’s surprisingly vulnerable to flooding. Swift water runoff in its steep canyons and

Discovering a sewer backup in your home can be a distressing experience. One moment, everything is normal, and the next, multiple drains clog simultaneously, or

A leaking roof is a major threat to your home’s integrity. The Journal of the American Institute of Architects reveals that around 40 percent of

Utah’s monsoon season typically runs from mid-July to early September. During this time, the monsoon pattern brings sudden, heavy rains that can lead to rapid

Hurricanes are powerful tropical storms characterized by high winds, heavy rainfall, and the potential to cause significant destruction. A hurricane’s impact can be devastating, from

Storms in the U.S. are major disruptors, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. For instance, Hurricane Helene and Milton recently tore through parts

Mold in your basement isn’t just an unsightly issue—it’s a potential health hazard. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), mold thrives in moist environments

Did you know an emergency water damage situation can cost between $1,300 and $5,600? And that’s if you catch it early! However, if you fail