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Water
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 is available 24 hours a day for […]
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Mold
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 […]
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Water
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 […]
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Water
During the snowy winter season in New Mexico, American Restoration Water & Fire 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. […]
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Water
So, how do you know just how safe you are with water damage? American Restoration Water & Fire can tell you—based on their Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) training, certification, and knowledge.
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Water
The worst part about a flood is the flood cleanup and water damage to a property. Fortunately, there are water damage restoration companies to assist in the cleanup. American Restoration is here to help you mitigate the damage caused by water either from natural floods, broken pipes, or another accident.
Read moreThere are several effective ways to prevent pipes from freezing. In addition to keeping the interior temperature from dropping below 32 degrees and properly insulating the space, try these tricks: ~ Provide a reliable back-up power source, such as a stand by generator, to ensure continuous power to the building. ~Interior building temperature can be […]
Read moreOur rainy season is fast approaching. What does that mean for mold? The opportunity greatly increases for leaking, stagnant water to come into your home, causing dangerous mold to grow where you live. If you’ve ever had a water leak in your home, you’ll know the smell and the tell-tale visual signs. The Centers for […]
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Property Damage & Restoration
Disasters: Are you in denial? Unfortunately, natural and man-made disasters strike every day. Our staff attended a meeting of the Albuquerque Office of Emergency Management and found some useful safety information that we would like to pass along to you and your business. First– some alarming data for small business owners! According to […]
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Water
It’s important to understand the differences between a thunderstorm watch, thunderstorm warning, flash flood watch, and a flash flood warning. A thunderstorm watch means that conditions are favorable for a thunderstorm. You should be mindful of your surroundings and listen to weather reports.
Read moreJoin Our Team! American Restoration is there for New Mexico residents when disaster strikes. We respond 24 hours a day to any water or fire emergency and we take pride in our commitment to quality customer service. Job opportunities at American Restoration exist for professionals who take pride in their work and especially for individuals […]
Read moreWho do I call for an emergency at my home or place of business? In the event of an emergency, the first priority is always safety! If there is a safety issue, evacuate the building and call 911. Once you are safe and emergency responders have been notified, contact your insurance company, your mortgage company, […]
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