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  • When a Quick Cold Snap Causes Pipes to Burst in Unexpected Places When temperatures drop suddenly, most homeowners do a quick mental checklist. They drip faucets. They open cabinet doors. They assume they’ve done enough. Then the cold snap ends — and that’s when the damage shows up. Restoration professionals see it every winter: pipes ... Continue Reading
  • The Winter Phenomenon of “Sweating Ducts” — And How It Leads to Ceiling Water Damage Most homeowners expect winter moisture problems to come from outside—snow, ice, rain, or roof leaks. But one of the most common (and most misunderstood) sources of cold-season water damage comes from inside the home: sweat forming on HVAC ducts hidden in your attic, ceiling ... Continue Reading
  • Prepare Your Water Heater for the Cold: Tips for Texans This November Smart Winter Water Heater Tips Every Texas Homeowner Needs Novembers in Texas can be a trying time for homeowners and tenants. Temperatures may be wild in the beginning, but early freezes can burst pipes and damage residential buildings. Proactive maintenance and risk ... Continue Reading
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