The Atlantic and Central Pacific hurricane season starts June 1. Eastern Pacific hurricane season starts slightly earlier on May 15, 2024, and is predicted to be a higher activity hurricane season due to a variety of factors, including the switch from an El Niño year to La Niña.
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Water Mitigation vs. Restoration: Key Differences and Why Both Matter
From burst pipes to severe weather, water damage is a serious threat that can cause extensive property damage and long-term health risks such as mold growth.
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Hail damage typically looks like missing or cracked shingles, bald spots with missing granules, and dents or dings, but can differ depending on the type of roof.
Learn moreDealing with a fire or water disaster in your home or business is stressful enough. But trying to separate myth from fact when dea
Learn moreSometimes water damage can occur without you even knowing it. And because water damage isn’t always obvious, it can cause consider
Learn moreRestoration companies handle property damage from events such as floods, fires, and mold growth. They help restore a property to its best possible state by cleaning and repairing any damage.
Learn moreTornado categories are measured through what’s known as the Enhanced Fujita Scale, or the EF Scale. It’s the standard tool used to categorize tornadoes based on the scope of the storm damage they cause.
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