Of all the places water can come out of in your apartment, the ceiling might be one of the most unsettling. Yet, an apartment ceiling leak can happen, and when they do, you’ll need to figure out what to do to minimize the damage. Whether it was caused by you, another tenant, or your landlord,…
If you were paying attention in science class, then you know water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. That means when outdoor temperatures drop below freezing—which routinely happens in winter—the water in pipes flowing in and out of your home could freeze. Rest assured, pipes don’t freeze immediately. But with sustained low temperatures and given enough…
Water damage can devastate property, leaving behind the possibility of mold growth and costly structural damage. When flooding from a burst pipe, storm, or similar event happens to your home or business, it’s pretty obvious who will pay for cleanup, repairs, and restoration. But when water damage strikes a rental property, it’s not so clear…
Whether you’re walking into your home or office, the last thing you expect to step in is water. But when you face a bursted water pipe in your property, that’s exactly what may happen—not to mention the damage it leaves behind. Avoiding the nightmare clean-up and repairs from a burst pipe isn’t always possible. It…
Of all the ways water can damage or deteriorate your home, the most inconvenient is a sewage backup in the basement. It’s stinky, filthy, and can be dangerous to clean up. Even when the wastewater is gone, the smell can linger if nothing is done to restore damaged walls, floors, and more. Suffice it to…
You can safely store holiday decorations, hardly used electronics, and other items in your crawl space. They may collect dust but shouldn’t otherwise be affected. However, if moisture and water find their way into this area, it can put your things at risk. Even in small amounts, water in your crawl space is not normal.…
