Entries by Water Damage Zone, Inc.
Fire Safety Guidelines Protect Your Home and Loved Ones
Every year towards the fall people start celebrating outdoors by making bonfires with their friends and family. Even though this seems harmless, it is important to be aware of the proper safety measures to take if you will be engaging in this type of activity. The following are tips on how to keep a bonfire safe and fun.
How To Deal With A Burst Water Pipe
Water pipes gradually deteriorate over time like everything else in the home. Through the years, changing temperatures can cause expansion and contraction. This will cause damage to the pipes and lead them to eventually fall apart or burst open.
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5 Tips For Picking Out New Carpet
Carpet offers many benefits to your home including its pleasing design as well as reducing the sound of footsteps. Once the carpet becomes old, it loses its quality and is ready for replacement. With so many different styles of carpet, how does someone choose the right one for their home? This article should help you with choosing the right style for you.
How To Pick The Right Dehumidifier
Dehumidifiers are often the only way to take the dampness/mustiness out of your basement or bathroom areas. When the humidity goes above 50%, then you are more likely to encounter damage from issues such as dust mites and mold. As you can imagine these things will not just damage your home but also will cause health issues in those living inside.
Staying Safe From Carbon Monoxide
The only way to truly stay safe from carbon monoxide is to purchase and employ CO detectors. These alarms will make sure that you know when the levels of carbon monoxide become dangerous in your home. Here are some tips when installing and using CO detectors around your home.