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Flooding can happen at any time, especially here in our beautiful Florida. Between hurricanes, storms, and rising tides, every Florida resident needs to be prepared for the event of a flooding. But there are actually different kinds of flooding than just an annoying pool of water in your kitchen; the
Mold is everywhere. It is in the air we breathe, though in such small doses it is harmless. Mold becomes a large problem as it lands on something and begins to grow in the environments it likes. But what are its preferred environments? What exactly is mold and what causes
Removing water damage in Bradenton is basically the same as removing water damage anywhere else in Florida. Because of the humid climate and our being hurricane-prone, more often than not, it takes skilled technicians and powerful equipment to get the job done properly. Locating The Cause Of The Water Damage
Our beautiful state of Florida is unfortunately affected by hurricane season in the later months of summer. This can mean both powerful rainstorms and many threats to your household. Dangerous aftermaths can result from a flood in your house, which could lead to sickness and possible death. A plethora of
Mold is never something to play around with. Whether it’s growing on your toilet, sink, tub, ceiling, or floor, if it is allowed to grow, it can quickly spread and become a harmful, unwelcome roommate. Beginning in dark, damp, moist places, mold can stretch into old food or the structure
In the tropical weather of our beautiful state, we experience beautiful sunshine, blue skies, and the leisure of the Florida lifestyle. But each year when the weather becomes humid, the Florida lifestyle becomes more about preparation than going to the beach. Rainstorms turn into hurricanes which turn into danger ...
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