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By Todd Harris 07 Mar, 2024
Water damage is a serious concern for homeowners, and one crucial step in the restoration process is structural dryout. When water wreaks havoc on your property, it's essential to act swiftly to mitigate further damage and restore your home to its pre-loss condition.
By Todd Harris 27 Dec, 2023
Restoration 1 of Durham stands as your trusted ally in navigating the aftermath of leaks or flooding, providing specialized services tailored to our vibrant community. Let's explore the key players in water damage recovery and how we, at Restoration 1 of Durham, contribute to restoring both your home and peace of mind.
By Todd Harris 29 Nov, 2023
At Restoration 1 of Durham, we are well-acquainted with the challenges that icy conditions pose to homes in our community. In this blog post, we will delve into four specific risks that ice presents to your home, providing insights on prevention measures tailored to the Durham climate.
By Todd Harris 08 Sep, 2023
Black mold isn't a walk in the park, but with the right know-how and support, you can send it packing for good. Remember to keep your home dry and well-ventilated, and don't be shy about calling in the pros if things get hairy.
people-enjoying-summer
By Todd Harris 21 Jul, 2023
As a leading company dedicated to restoration services, Restoration 1 of Durham-Greensboro is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. By being mindful and following these guidelines, you can enjoy a summer filled with memorable moments while keeping your property and loved ones safe.
bathroom water damage
By Rachael Eslao 23 Aug, 2022
Water can always cause damage in your bathroom, but if you take these precautions, you can avoid water damage and mold.
Flooded Basement
By Rachael Eslao 06 Jul, 2022
Turn off the power and gas near the flooded area. Never go into a flooded basement if you have the electricity still on. Whenever you are unsure of where or how to turn off the electricity, consult an electrician.
Cooling down
By Rachael Eslao 15 Jun, 2022
If you aren't using a room, close the door so that the cool air is directed to other areas. To ensure the cool air does not escape, seal gaps around windows and doors. This will also help prevent water damage and mold growth by keeping rainwater from your home during summer storms.
Rain entering through windows
By Rachael Eslao 13 May, 2022
Dealing with Rainwater Entering Through Windows- Durham, NC
Mold in Mattress
By Rachael Eslao 09 Mar, 2022
Mold on a Memory Foam Mattress: What to Do- Durham, NC
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