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What Causes Mold Around Windows in Northern Illinois Homes?
What Causes Mold Around Windows in Northern Illinois Homes? Mold around windows is usually caused by recurring moisture from condensation, elevated indoor humidity, air leakage, exterior water intrusion, or a combination of these conditions. During cold Northern...
Can Water-Damaged Hardwood Floors Be Saved?
Can Water-Damaged Hardwood Floors Be Saved? Water damaged hardwood floors can sometimes be saved when the water is removed quickly, the source is relatively clean, and the floorboards and subfloor remain structurally sound. Restoration becomes less likely when the...
What Is Soot Damage and Why Is It Difficult to Clean?
What Is Soot Damage and Why Is It Difficult to Clean? Soot damage is the staining, contamination, odor, and material deterioration caused by fine residue released during incomplete combustion. After a residential or commercial fire, soot can settle on walls, ceilings,...
Can Mold Grow Under Flooring After a Water Leak?
Can Mold Grow Under Flooring After a Water Leak? Yes. Mold can grow under flooring after a water leak when moisture remains trapped beneath carpet, hardwood, laminate, vinyl, tile, or another finished floor surface. The visible flooring may feel dry while the carpet...
What Dangerous Health Risks Can Be Hidden in a Hoarded Home?
Hoarding Cleanup Hidden Hazards in a Hoarded Home: Health and Safety Risks Hidden hazards in a hoarded home can include blocked exits, unstable piles, mold, pests, contaminated materials, concealed water damage, unsafe flooring, electrical concerns, and poor indoor...
Can Water Damage Affect Electrical Wiring and Outlets?
Can Water Damage Affect Electrical Wiring and Outlets? Yes. Water damage can affect electrical wiring, outlets, switches, junction boxes, circuit breakers, light fixtures, appliances, and other powered equipment. Even after the visible water is removed, moisture,...










