Boise Restoration Blog

When the warm weather starts to appear in the spring and summer time, most homeowners strive to keep their lawns green and their bushes bright. Sprinklers systems are a great way to keep your lawn and garden luscious, but with more water in use around your home there comes the danger of damage to your property. The interior and exterior of your home could become water damaged by your ongoing sprin...

Even though it feels like it’s hotter and drier, one thing you need to be aware of during the summer months is water damage. With summer storms, irrigation systems, and a variety of other factors summer can present some potential dangers to your home. By taking precautions and being aware of the key signs of damage, you can take action before a more extensive repair is needed.

We make all sorts of investments throughout our lives, but our homes tend to be the biggest one that most of us will make. That is why it really isn’t all too surprising that we want to protect our home as much as possible. We take all sorts of measures to ensure that our houses and properties are safe from threats outside of or even within our own four walls.

When you have experienced water damage within your home, it may seem like a costly and timely issue to fix. No one wants to have to deal with it and it is undeniably a homeowner’s nightmare – whether you have just moved into a property or have been living there for many years.

Is your carpet wet, damp or moist? You may be putting your life or your family in danger. If you have wet carpet in your home, call a pro immediately or pull it up and burn it now. Even after wet carpet dries, it may continue to be damaging or life-threatening to your family.