So, how do you know just how safe you are with water damage? American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC can tell you—based on their Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) training, certification, and knowledge.
Meet David Weatherford, one of American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC’s water restoration technicians, and a valuable part of our team. David moved to New Mexico from Fort Worth, TX, and calls Tyler, TX his hometown.
Whether you call it a spigot, hose bibb, or hose faucet, it can burst when frozen, leading to a nasty leak inside your wall. That’s not the Frozen your kids are infatuated with.
There are some compelling reasons why you’re in good hands with American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC. To add yet another reason to the list, we’re Lead-Safe Certified by the Environmental Protection Agency.
If you chronically have issues at home with nasal stuffiness, wheezing, eye or skin irritation—and don’t have a plausible explanation for it—you may be suffering the effects of hidden mold.
American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC likes to spotlight its members from time to time, and we’d like to introduce Heavon Fegan and Dave Smith, the roofing-sales team leaders at American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC. Experts at providing roof estimates and working with insurance adjusting firms, they attribute their success to their high level of integrity.
An El Niño year means more precipitation for New Mexico. Did you know that one inch of rain on a 1,500-square-foot roof generates 9,351 gallons of runoff? That’s a lot of water, and it could potentially damage your home.
During the snowy winter season in New Mexico, American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC recommends that homeowners examine their roof for ice dams, which are a major cause of roof leaks.
Ice dams form when snow covers your roof while the outside temperature is below freezing and the interior temperature of your attic is very warm. One sign that you may have an issue with an ice dam is the formation of icicles at the edge of your roof. Although amazing to look at and beautiful to photograph, icicles build up as result of water freezing, melting, and re-freezing over time. Eventually, water and ice will form behind the icicles, creating an ice dam.
American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC is who you call in a time of emergency, and that’s when you need someone you can trust. It’s easy to get taken advantage of in a time of crisis, as you’re in a state of shock and need to make hasty decisions. American Restoration Water and Fire, LLC has earned a reputation for honesty, reliability, and integrity. But you don’t have to just take our word for it. See what others have to say.
Winter is here, and although New Mexico doesn’t get nearly as cold as many other states, you still need to beware of frozen pipes in your home. When water freezes inside a pipe, it expands, often resulting in a burst pipe. As the pipes thaw out and water begins to freely move through them, your home can become flooded quickly. If water damage isn’t properly and thoroughly dealt with immediately, your troubles may only get worse and more expensive.
Mold: it’s not just ugly, it’s bad for your health. Mold feeds on just about anything organic in your home, from the cellulose on the backing of wallpaper, drywall, insulation, and carpet, to ceiling tiles, wood, and myriad other surfaces. It grows and spreads in moist environments, which is why it’s important to keep all parts of your home dry, and routinely inspect your home for various leaks.
Torrential rains, bursting pipes, exploding washing machine hoses, leaking refrigerator ice makers, or a profuse shedding of tears for not investing in Google in the early days like your brother-in-law suggested—regardless of the water source, you must act quickly when water damage occurs. American Restoration Water & Fire, LLC is available 24 hours a day for an immediate response.
Mold can begin to grow and spread in 48 hours. Drywall and plaster walls and ceilings can collapse on people and pets within a couple of hours. Wood, carpet, and other materials can begin to degrade in a few days. This is why you must act quickly.
