Tile vs. Wood vs. Carpet Floor – Which is Better Against Mold?

Mold is a common problem in houses. Mold requires moisture and humidity to form, and is most likely to occur in bathrooms and basements. But if you live in flood prone areas, you might need to be wary of mold for the whole house. Water... 

Best Ways to Avoid Risk of Fire Damage This Winter

Did you know that homes in and across the U.S., including East Dallas, are at a higher risk of winter fire damage than in any other season? A report by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) shows that: Half of the home fires occur in January, February,... 

How to Get Rid Of Cigarette Smoke Smell or Smoke After A Fire at Home

Whether a guest or you smoked a cigarette or you recently had a fire in your home, even after fire damage restoration, you may find that one particular place has that smoky odor lingering about. No one likes the smell of smoke inside a house... 

How To Save Cabinets After a Fire

Residential fires can cause enormous emotional distress in addition to injury, financial damage, and even loss of life. Wooden furniture such as cabinets is particularly vulnerable to fire damage. Most homeowners get attached to their cabinets because they’ve grown to the role it plays in... 

Mold and the Indoor Environment – Protecting Your House

The two main reasons of bad indoor air quality are molds and indoor air pollutants. Mold not only causes various health conditions but can also cause serious structural damage to buildings. 70% of households around the world have molds. What’s more shocking is that a...