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A landlord heads down to his basement to find that there are small pools of water under a dripping pipe. The damage is minor from what it appears. The landlord dries the wet areas with a fan and checks the pipes for a possible leakage. He patches up the[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Tips and Advice.
Spring is finally here! As you spend more and more time outdoors, you start to notice your winter-racked yellowish brown lawn. You glance at the sky – not a cloud in sight. Shrugging your shoulders you figure this has to be a man-made undertaking. You turn on the hose and[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Duct and Other Cleaning.
Air duct cleaning refers to the cleaning of several heating and cooling system mechanisms of forced air structures. This includes the supply and return air ducts and registers, the heating and cooling coils, the grills, drip pans, and so much more that conduct the flow of air in your home.[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Duct and Other Cleaning.
With spring officially in full swing and the weather finally starting to warm up, many New Englanders are being hit with the discomfort of seasonal allergies. While there may not be anything that can be done outdoors, you can ensure that your home’s indoor air quality improves with air[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Case Study, Water Damage.
As the deep freeze of winter sets in, it is important to keep in mind the dangers of not only water damage but also mold after flooding. It can be easy to write this off as something that happens more in the spring but property damage from water in the[…]
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Spring thaw: a term that is no stranger to New Hampshire (NH) residents, but what exactly does it mean? How will it impact your Portsmouth, NH home or business? When should you prepare? According to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), spring thaw typically occurs during the early spring months,[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Case Study, Mold.
It’s May here in New Hampshire (NH), which means all the great ice cream stands are now open after a long winter hiatus. Grills are being fired-up with delicious food and the smell of smores roasting over campfires fill the springtime air. While NH residents are focused on enjoying[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Case Study, Water Damage.
Amherst, New Hampshire (NH) residents are no stranger to the unpredictability of New England weather. High wind and heavy rain can occur one day and measurable snow the next. With the uncertainty of when the next big rainfall, snowstorm or other major weather event will occur, NH residents should[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Case Study, Mold, Water Damage.
Homes and businesses throughout New Hampshire (NH) can experience water and mold damage at any time of the year. It may be a result of broken or clogged pipes, foundation or roof leaks, excessive indoor moisture or a flood from a recent rain or snow storm. Regardless of[…]
Written by jsolloway on . Posted in Blog, Case Study, Water Damage.
Spring is officially upon us here in Hudson, New Hampshire (NH). Temperatures are on the rise and greenery is slowing filling-in the uncomfortable view to your neighbor’s house. With warmer weather also comes jam-packed schedules filled with home renovations, landscaping projects and spring cleaning plans. That leaves no room[…]
