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Why You Shouldn’t DIY Restoration After a Disaster or Flood
When disaster strikes—whether it's a flood, storm, or fire—your first instinct may be to take matters into your own hands. You want to protect your home, your belongings, and your loved ones. The do-it-yourself (DIY) route may feel like the fast, most reactive cost-saving solution. But when it comes to restoration after a major event, DIY is not just risky—it can be dangerous, ineffective, and en...
Debunking Water Damage Myths — What You Really Need to Know
Water damage is one of the most common and costly problems property owners will face. You are actually seven times more likely to encounter water damage than fire damage. Even a small leak can lead to major issues if they are not handled correctly. U... Read More
Common Causes of House Fires & Essential Emergency Items for Your Home
A house fire can be devastating, not to mention, putting your family and home at risk. Every year, thousands of homes experience fires due to common causes that could have been prevented. In this blog, we will help you to understand these causes and ... Read More
The Ultimate Guide to Fireplace Safety: What You Need to Know
As temperatures drop, there’s nothing quite as relaxing as a warm, cozy fireplace. However, fireplaces—whether wood-burning, gas, or electric—require proper understanding, use, and maintenance for safety. Improper use of your fireplace can lead to se... Read More
Iced In: How Winter Weather Impacts Disaster Recovery
Winter weather brings more than just cold temperatures and snowy landscapes—it can also create significant challenges for disaster recovery efforts. From frozen pipes and ice dams to power outages and structural damage caused by heavy snow or ice, th... Read More
How Can I Avoid Disaster to My Home During Severe Winter Weather?
Winter weather can bring a multitude of challenges for homeowners, from freezing temperatures to heavy snow and ice just to name a few. Preparedness is key. Treacherous conditions can lead to costly repairs and disruptions to your life. By taking pr... Read More
How to Properly Drip a Water Faucet During Prolonged Cold Spells to Prevent Freezing Pipes
Cold weather is here and it’s important to be prepared. Frozen pipes can cause significant damage, expensive repairs, and unnecessary stress. But what can you do to get ahead of a potentially devastating problem? Fortunately, a simple and proactive ... Read More
Fireplace Safety Essential Do's and Don'ts for Homeowners
Fireplaces offer coziness, warmth, and ambiance, especially during the colder months. However, improper use can lead to significant hazards, including house fires and smoke damage. As a fire damage restoration company, we've witnessed the aftermath o... Read More
How to Prevent Frozen Pipes in Unheated Areas Like a Garage or Attic
As winter approaches, homeowners face the potential risk of frozen pipes, especially in unheated spaces like garages, attics, and basements. Often homeowners overlook these areas, but when temperatures drop, the water inside pipes can freeze and expa... Read More
What Is the Difference Between a Frozen Pipe and a Burst Pipe?
As we get into winter, we start to see temperatures drop. With inclement weather, one of the biggest concerns for homeowners and business owners alike is the condition of their plumbing system. Frozen and burst pipes are common issues that can cause... Read More
What Sets Us Apart
We are a family-owned disaster restoration and reconstruction company located in Arkansas. Serving Arkansas since 1993, we have built a reputation for delivering the highest level of client satisfaction in the industry by restoring our clients’ properties to a pre-loss condition. Not only do we have our own top-of-the-line equipment, but we also have an all-star team of industry professionals who have completed over 48,000 restoration jobs. Our team of experts provides both residential and commercial services across Arkansas and prioritizes speedy recovery so you can get back to your normal schedule. From the beginning stages of planning and assessment to the final stages of repair and reconstruction, we are a one-stop shop that can satisfy all your needs in one place.
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