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Snow mold growth after snowmelt is a hidden danger that every homeowner needs to be aware of. Nasty mold is a silent intruder that weakens the structure of your home, spreads filth, and causes respiratory illness. It’s for these reasons that every owner should know good mold prevention in winter. In this article, we’ll break … Continued
When winter storms cause damage in your home, quick action is critical to protect your property. You should immediately start the assessment and rehabilitation process to minimize further impact. Knowing what to do and planning ahead would be extremely helpful in making the recovery process run smoothly and without unnecessary delays. Here are 7 steps … Continued
People have fought to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their belongings from the elements since the beginning of time. In the 21st century, the story remains the same. As tough as our homes are nowadays, they are still susceptible to harsh weather conditions that cause serious damage. If you haven’t already, you are certain … Continued
On August 25th 2012 Compleat Restorations sent a hurricane response team south to offer assistance from the potential damage from Hurricane Isaac. At that time Tropical Storm Isaac was slowly making its way through the Atlantic Ocean and heading toward Florida. The team of six set up a base camp in Orlando, FL to wait … Continued
The eye of the hurricane is staring at us. This eye, from a distance, sees where we are vulnerable and many times will steer directly to where it can do the most damage. That is how it feels when we experience the devastating effects of the wind and rain that caught us unprepared. Compleat Restorations … Continued
Summer storms are unpredictable and tend to target neighborhoods rather than entire counties. If you are unfortunate enough to be in the path, your business is vulnerable to fallen trees, hail damage, fire from lightning, wind damage, losing all or part of your roof, flooding, and power outage. Minutes later, the storm passes, and you … Continued