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Preparing Your Home for the Winter Season

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Mold Remediation

So you found some mold in your home…now what? Do you look on the internet and try to fix it yourself (bleach and water? Vinegar?) or do you call in a specialist? First of all, do you know what type of mold it is? There are many types of mold that can grow in many

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How to Detect a Water Leak

With all the water running through homes, there are many opportunities for undetected water leaks. Small, or even tiny, water leaks can cause a lot of damage and cost a lot to eventually repair as they can go for long periods of time before being detected. Here are some tips to help you spot a

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Firework safety

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Earthquakes

What to do before, during and after an earthquake: Here on the west coast, earthquakes are a common occurrence. It would only make sense to be prepared for one, or for any disaster for that matter. On that note, here are some helpful tips: 1. Before an Earthquake: We previously posted a wildfire preparation list.

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Ductwork mold how does it get there

Here is how it happens…water condenses on the AC coils, and if dust or dirt is on the coils, mold grows. So, if your AC coils are dusty and dirty, it’s pretty much a given. Also by using cheap fiberglass filters that let dust pass through onto the AC coils, having an air intake in

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Cleaning And Preserving Patio Furniture