Mold: The Silent Follower of Water Damage
When water enters a structure, the visible damage usually takes priority — floors, drywall, or soaked belongings. Yet the real risk often begins after the cleanup. Hidden moisture trapped in walls, subfloors, and insulation can trigger mold growth within 24 to 48 hours. Mold spreads invisibly at first, feeding on building materials and releasing microscopic […]
Storm Damage Doesn’t End When the Skies Clear
When the storm passes, it’s easy to think the danger has passed too. But behind every fallen branch and puddle lies potential damage that reveals itself slowly — in roof seams, soaked insulation, weakened foundations, and overloaded drainage systems. Storm recovery is not just cleanup. It’s assessment, containment, and prevention. Without a structured response, secondary […]
Storm Season Prep Guide for Oregon & Washington
Structured readiness for the Pacific Northwest storm cycle. Regional Outlook Storm activity across the Pacific Northwest intensifies from November through April, driven by moisture from the Pineapple Express and coastal wind fronts that often reach inland valleys. High rainfall, freeze-thaw cycles, and sudden wind gusts can stress even well-maintained properties. Early preparation minimizes disruption, protects […]
Top 5 Causes of Home Water Damage
Water damage can begin in many ways — some sudden, others gradual and unseen. A single leak