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Drying a Water or Flood Damaged Home or Business
08 Nov 2010
When you have a water damage a lot of things happen. Even more critical events need to occur during the evaluation of the damage and dryout. Here a tip to use in the drying process.
Open closet doors and dresser drawers and anything else that can be opened to allow air to circulate.
Water Damage Tip: Rugs and Moveable items
05 Nov 2010
When a water damage occurs it's nice to know what you should do. In addition to contacting Henderson Restoration and Cleaning for help, notifying your insurance company, turning off the power to the affected area...here is something that you might want to do.
- Remove wet area rugs, furnishings and anything else on the flooring in the affected area.
Water Damage Tip for Eastern Idaho - Furniture Cushions
01 Nov 2010
This simple water damage tip for the 1st Day of November, 2010.
- Prop up wet furniture cushions for even drying.
Wet furniture requires quick professional help to dry properly. One thing you can do, if furniture cushions are wet is to prop them up to allow air flow for even drying.
We at Henderson Restoration and Cleaning have the specialized equpiment and tools to complete the drying process. Air Movers, dehumidifiers, water extraction equipment are just some.
Our certified tech's have the experience and equipment to make even the most difficult damage situations turn out ok.
Water / Flood Damage Tip
28 Oct 2010
With colder days hitting Eastern Idaho. Increased water or flood damages can increase.
Here's todays tip: After turning off the water source (except for sewer backup) and calling Henderson Restoration and Cleaning at 529-5915. Where possible move furniture to a safe area or at least place wood blocks under the legs to lift them out of the water.
If furniture is to heavy to lift...we can help when we arrive.
Don't Use Your Home Vacuum to clean up water
22 Oct 2010
After recent water damages and past experiences,we have the following suggestion: Don't use your household vacuum to remove water. Be it a spill, overflow, sewer backup or a flood.
