One positive about hurricanes versus tornados is that the former can be predicted, if not on the hour, but at least where and when they will likely hit. Chances are you also have days to plan because you have a pretty good idea of when they’ll come ashore and cause damage. The same is not […]

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During these winter months it’s almost impossible to guess what could lead to the need for water damage restoration in the York, Pennsylvania, area. Cold has a way of beating down the resistance of more than people and pets – it can also put a good amount of stress on pipes and roofs this time […]

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The year 2018 went down as the wettest on record in York, PA, and it appears the new year is following that trend. From rain to snow, York, PA, is getting more than its share of what has been a series of storms, and this could increase the possibility that you might need water damage […]

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Anyone who has dealt with water damage knows that it comes in many forms depending upon what surface it comes into contact with. It may cause expansions, contractions, erosion, or explosions; it all relies upon where the water originates from and where it wants to end up. For your carpet it could be all or […]

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The events unfolding in Houston this week have likely made proactive homeowners all across the USA consider what they would do if severe flooding impacted their area. Even as far as Elizabethtown, PA, you should be aware of what steps you need to take if water enters your home unexpectedly, or even with a prior […]

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You’ve suffered flood damage in your Lititz, PA, home. Perhaps it was caused by a burst pipe, an overzealous river after some heavy autumn rain, or a freak accident involving a washing machine. Regardless of the how the water got into your home, it’s seeping into places it shouldn’t be. Luckily, you’ve already taken all […]

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It would be a wonderful thing if flood water just made things wet. Wet can be pretty easy to deal with. In many cases it can be mopped and wiped and squeegeed away. In fact, wet will often leave over time with very little fuss. But, when it comes to flood water, it prefers to […]

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