
Vermont is no stranger to severe weather. From powerful nor’easters and ice storms in the winter to heavy thunderstorms and high winds in the summer, the state’s climate puts homes and businesses at risk of storm damage throughout the year. When the skies clear and the damage becomes visible, knowing what to do next can […]

A house fire is one of the most overwhelming experiences a homeowner can face. Even after the flames are out, the damage left behind by smoke, soot, heat, and the water used to fight the fire can feel impossible to sort through. If you are a Vermont homeowner dealing with the aftermath of a fire, […]

Water damage is one of the most common property emergencies Vermont homeowners face, and it rarely happens at a convenient time. A burst pipe at 2 a.m., an ice dam that sends snowmelt pouring into your attic, or a spring thaw that overwhelms your basement can leave you standing in water and wondering what comes […]

Floods can be devastating, causing significant water damage to homes and properties. In Rutland, Vermont, where flash floods and heavy rains are not uncommon, it is essential to be prepared and informed about the proper steps to take in the aftermath of flood damage. This blog post aims to provide valuable insights into water damage […]

Choosing Between a General Contractor and a Restoration Company. Disasters happen every day; whether it’s a flood, fire, mold, wind damage, or other natural disasters. It is almost unpreventable that at some point in your life you will deal with one of these issues. There are preventative measures you can take to minimize the risk […]

When it comes to water damage, many people think they can handle cleanup on their own. The truth is that the only way to guarantee adequate results for your Burlington home following water damage is to call in the professionals. Water damage compounds over time, and if not thoroughly cleaned and dried, will only lead […]

With the hot, humid days of summer often comes storm season. And these may not be light sprinkles and a few passing clouds, often these can be powerful storms that can impose major damage on your home or property if…

Last week, fall activities like apple picking and leaf-peeping were put on the shelf for a few days as a nor’easter brought rain and winds of up to 40 mph to Vermont.While our part of the country isn’t known for…

With frequent news of terror or natural disaster,we all want to feel as safe as we possibly can. According to a recent study by wallethub.com, Vermont is the safest State to live in 2017. Maine came in at #2, New…