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How To Restore Water Damaged Drywall

Water damage is always likely to damage drywall. For instance, a leaked pipe inside a wall can penetrate the drywall from the inside where there is not paint or primer to waterproof it. Water damaged drywall becomes very weak and swollen. Also, there is an extreme risk of mold formation within soggy drywall that does not dry out. This is why you need to repair and replace water damaged drywall as soon as possible. Read More»

One night when my wife and I were out on a date, we got a terrifying call from the babysitter. A fire had broken out in the kitchen, and the house was up in flames. Fortunately, everyone was safe, but unfortunately, our house had some rooms that were pretty badly burned. When we were finally able to enter the property, we could tell that we would need a professional to make things right. We contacted a damage contractor to fix things, and they made a huge difference. Within a few days, they had removed all of the burned wood, gotten rid of the smoke smell, and started rebuilding. This blog is all about working with damage contractors, so that you can regain your footing.