When your plumbing system fails, it can unleash a torrent of problems that can quickly spiral into significant damage. A seemingly innocent leaky pipe or a sudden burst can release gallons of water, transforming the sanctuary of your home into a soggy nightmare. The...
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How to Prevent Electrical Fires: 8 Tips
Preventing electrical fires has become one of the top priorities for many homeowners since they are one of the most significant contributors to property damage, with an average of $1.5 billion in losses recorded annually. Electrical fires also represent a massive risk...
Pet Fire Safety Tips: Keep Your Pets (and Home) Safe
Pets are lifelong companions that offer endless love, happiness, and emotional support. Every pet has a different personality and can act a bit silly sometimes. Unfortunately, your pet’s silly antics can quickly cause turmoil in your home if they start a fire. Pet...
What Are The Signs of Water Damage?
Water damage can cause significant harm to a property if left unaddressed. Several factors, including natural disasters, plumbing issues, or appliance malfunctions, can cause it. Signs of water damage may not be immediately apparent, and ignoring them can lead to...
Most Common Causes of Household Fires
An accidental fire can start with frightening randomness, spread out of control in seconds, and ultimately destroy a house. Even tiny fires that are quickly extinguished may cause thousands of dollars in damage and put the lives of everyone in the house at risk....
How Can I Prevent Radon in My Home?
Radon issues are real, but with the right knowledge and an expert crew, you can prevent radon from ever entering your home.
How to Salvage Wooden Furniture After Water Damage
Floods, broken pipes, or any other kind of water damage can be devastating. Thankfully, you can salvage and restore a lot of your wooden furniture with the help of mitigation and restoration professionals like Valley Restoration and Construction. This guide will help...
5 Home Appliances That May Cause Water Damage
We often talk about storms, rain, snow, and other external threats to your home’s integrity. However, water damage often comes from within—specifically, from appliances that use water. Today's life is so good compared to the past. Refrigerators keep our food fresh and...
What Is Water-Damaged Drywall? How Can You Repair It?
Drywall is used for walls and ceilings and is a great way to build internal walls as well as design features. Its resilience and versatility make it the perfect building material, which is why it has largely displaced lath and plaster walls. Drywall is made of gypsum...
Asbestos Mitigation
The words "asbestos removal" will rightly make most homeowners worry. We have all heard how dangerous asbestos can be, as it can cause cancer and lung disease many years after exposure. Even so, asbestos does not always need to be replaced or sealed. A proper...
What’s the Difference between Cleaning, Sanitizing, Disinfecting, Sterilizing, and Deodorizing?
Cleaning, sanitizing, disinfecting, sterilizing, deodorizing. People often use these terms interchangeably but they actually carry different meanings to cleaning professionals like Valley Restoration and Construction. When a water, fire, or smoke disaster has...
The Unexpected Consequences of Water Damage
Water damage is never pleasant. Your home and furniture get soaked in water and you need to call a restoration company like Valley Restoration and Construction to mitigate the damage and restore your home. The first thing to remember is that time is of the essence, as...
How Can I Detect Asbestos in My Home?
How Can I Detect Asbestos in My Home? Asbestos used to be an insulating material until the early 1980s, when it was discovered that asbestos may become friable and release airborne fibers that can be detrimental to a homeowner’s health. Because of those fibers’...
Summer Heat and Mold
Most people may find it hard to believe that summer can help mold grow. As a mitigation and restoration company, however, we have first-hand experience of how fast mold builds up in hot and humid summers. Summer humidity and warm temperatures are the perfect...
Preparing for Spring and Summer Storms
Spring can be a lovely season: average temperatures, blooming flowers, and nature at its best. Unfortunately, it also comes with storms and heavy rain showers that can cause water damage to your Colorado home. As always, prevention is better than repair. Once winter...
What Is Water Extraction and What Is Water Mitigation?
There are so many reasons that can cause water damage: floods, heavy rains, a burst pipe while you are on vacation, drainage problems, or snow melting and seeping through your basement. Whatever the cause, it is devastating to see water flooding your home. The best...
How to Spot Signs of Water Damage When You Buy a Home
Are you ready to buy the house of your dreams? Before signing the contract, make sure the house doesn’t show signs of water damage. Water can damage the structure of your home. Leaks and broken pipes may require expensive repairs, and water damage can cause the...
How to Stop Your Pipes from Freezing
Winter is lovely as long as you have water, heat, and power in your home. Winter becomes a problem when a frozen pipe obstructs the flow of water through your home. Not only do you lack water in your house but a frozen pipe can burst, causing property damage and...
How to Remove Snow from Your Roof
It is wintertime and snow is everywhere around you. As it piles up on your roof, it puts increased pressure and weight on the frame of your house. When the snow gets too heavy, you risk losing your house stability, leading to structural problems. To prevent that,...
Stay Safe in the Kitchen: Oven and Stove Top Fire Safety Tips
More than 40% of house fires start in the kitchen. Ovens, stovetops, microwaves, and other electrical appliances are responsible for most kitchen-related fires. The presence of hot oil and other oily substances make fires in the kitchen more hazardous and dangerous,...
The HAZMAT Cleanup Process
You only need to watch TV for a few minutes before you come across a crime scene with HAZMAT professionals cleaning up the area from biological substances and other hazardous material. However, crime scenes are hardly the only situation where a HAZMAT cleanup is...