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Mold is one of the most common issues homeowners face in New Mexico, especially after water leaks, roof problems, monsoon humidity, or winter pipe breaks. While it may be tempting to grab a bottle of bleach and try to clean it yourself, DIY mold cleanup often creates...

The holidays are a time for family, food, and tradition. For many New Mexican families, that tradition includes deep-frying a turkey. While fried turkey is delicious, it also comes with serious fire risks. Each year, turkey fryer fires cause injuries, property damage,...

Weather in New Mexico can be unpredictable—sunny afternoons can quickly shift to freezing temperatures overnight. In higher elevation areas like Santa Fe, Taos, Edgewood, or Los Alamos, it’s not uncommon for temperatures to drop to 5°F or below in the winter months....

Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year—but it can also be one of the most dangerous when it comes to fire hazards. Between candles, costumes, and cooking, the spooky season brings a higher risk of home fires and property damage. At American...

As the crisp mornings of fall arrive in Albuquerque and across New Mexico, many homeowners and business owners are preparing to switch from cooling systems to heating systems. After the long, hot summer, the furnace is often forgotten—until the first cold snap hits....

When disaster strikes—whether fire damage, water damage, mold, or storm destruction—getting your property back to normal can feel overwhelming. American Restoration is New Mexico’s trusted leader for repairs and rebuilds, offering start-to-finish service that restores...

Why Winterizing a Swamp Cooler Is So Important Also known as evaporative coolers, swamp coolers are popular for keeping homes and businesses cool in desert climates like New Mexico. But as fall approaches and temperatures begin to drop, these units need more than a...

Bare Trees, Full Yards—Why Leaf Clean-Up Is Essential Fall is here, and the beautiful green leaves that once shaded our yards are now dry and brittle on the ground, in gutters, and across rooftops. While it’s tempting to let the wind take care of the mess, neglecting...

In New Mexico, it’s not something you think about every day — but accidents happen. A driver loses control on I-25, a vehicle slides on icy Rio Rancho streets, or someone mistakes the gas pedal for the brake in a crowded Albuquerque neighborhood. Suddenly, your home...