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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.
After disasters such as fire, flooding, or theft, specific procedures are necessary to restore normalcy, especially if you operate a business or other commercial facility. One such essential procedure is content processing, which helps you gain a clear understanding of what remains and the condition of these items, allowing you to plan further actions, such as filing insurance claims.
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Most homeowners think a quick pass with a steam cleaner means their carpet or couch is “clean.” But the real story unfolds beneath the surface — in the foam padding and carpet backing, where moisture, bacteria, and mold spores can settle and thrive.
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A persistent odor can linger long after water seeps into flooring, a fire chars wooden cabinets or mold spores take root in hidden pockets in walls.
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Water damage is among the most critical disasters your home could face, particularly if your house features highly porous building materials like drywall and carpeting.
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When disasters occur, such as fires, floods, or mold infestations, the contents of your business or residence—furniture, electronics, papers, and personal belongings—suffer severe damage.
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