Eliminate Water Damage Restoration Costs Like A Pro
There are some things that happen unexpectedly. One of those things is water damage in your Anchorage home. When this occurs, time is of the essence to clean it up and restore your home back to its previous state. Disaster can strike in areas that we may not even know about. Places like behind walls, […]
5 Pro Drying Techniques Used In Water Damage Restoration
After removing the standing water left behind by a flood, drying out the remaining moisture is a critical step for mitigating water damage in your home. To aid you in your efforts to quickly dry out moisture in your home after a flood, here are five drying techniques from our water damage restoration professionals at […]
Tips To Ensure Proper Water Damage Restoration
Water damage is one of the worst things you can stumble on in your Anchorage home. Water is a pretty common thing in Anchorage, and the Mat Su Valley as it rains and snows most of the year. Water seems to be everywhere, however, water damage can become a severe problem if not taken care […]
Hidden Leaks
When a pipe breaks, you know it. Water spewing everywhere, making all kinds of noise and a huge mess that leads to all kinds of expensive damage. When a pipe leaks, that’s a different story as you may not discover it until expensive damage occurs. Under every sink in your home, you have two types of pipes: […]
Sump Pump Misery
Your home may be nice and warm — and dry — but if you have a basement and a sump pump, anything can happen if there is a failure of your trusty remover of ground water. Sump pumps work to keep basements dry in certain geographic locations, and we trust our own pump will continue […]
Frozen Pipe Tips
A Frozen Water Pipe Can Burst Causing Serious Damage To Home Owners Beware the unexpected cold snap or deep freeze. For Alaskans that can be a good share of the winter! Frozen water pipes are a serious risk during very cold winter weather. When water freezes in a pipe it expands and can exert pressure […]
Frozen Pipe Facts
When water freezes in a pipe it expands and can exert 2,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. This pressure is enough to rupture most any pipe filled with water which provides no place for the ice to expand. When the pipe bursts it will spill several hundred gallons of water per hour and that […]