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What you, as a homeowner, can do to prevent, and handle, frozen water pipes. Read More

There are many reasons why a toilet might overflow or leak. It's important to determine if the water has damaged surrounding areas and deal with these problems as soon as possible, before they cause further damage. Read More

Learn the difference of cleaning, sanitization, and disinfection. How, when, and where to use each method for the most effective clean for your home. Read More

BAC-Shield is an odor prevention spray. It's antibacterial and kills germs on practically any surface it's applied to. It can be used inside and outside the home (siding, decks and patio). Read More

While sometimes it's obvious an insurance claim should be filed as a homeowner, that's not always the case. We'll help break down the pros and cons of when you should file a claim, and what alternatives to consider. Read More

Why is my Insurance Company’s estimate different from my contractor's estimate? Does it really matter? Yes it does. Having an accurate estimate is key to getting your home restored to the condition before your loss. For those who are not in the trades, understanding how to read your insurance adjuster’s estimate can be confusing. Then, on top of that, trying to figure out why the adjuster’s estimate is different from your contractors adds to that confusion. In this article I will discuss some of the reasons why the two estimates may differ, how to get the two to reconcile with each other, and how this knowledge will equip you to receive fair compensation from your insurance company. Read More

This article covers what options homeowners have when dealing with high insurance deductibles. What you can do to save money and get the repairs you need for your home. How to deal with your insurance company and make the most of your coverage and money. Read More

Most lenders/mortgage companies require homeowners insurance; Some rental properties do also. Basic Homeowners insurance will cover things like hail, wind, smoke damage etc. Find out the company's reputation when it comes to their customer service and how they handle customer complaints and claims. Read More

A crawlspace is basically a basement-like area that's ventilated to the outside air. Mold, wood decay, and termite infestation are common outcomes of moisture issues in crawlspaces. A vapor barrier and dehumidifier in the crawlspace will significantly minimize the quantity of moisture. Read More

Georgia has a relatively high humidity, especially from May to September. In Georgia, the average relative humidity is about 50%, with some summer days reaching levels as high as 90%. Humidity can damage your home by causing mold and mildew to form, which in turn will cause health problems. To prevent humidity damage to your home, keep the room temperature at a comfortable temperature. Use dehumidifiers when necessary. Read More