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Can Mould Grow on Concrete? How Can I Prevent it?
Many homeowners believe mould only grows on organic materials like wood, drywall, or carpet. Concrete, on the other hand, is often assumed to be “mould-proof.” Unfortunately, this is a common misconception. In reality, mould can and does grow on concrete, especially...
Is Your Home Making You Sick? Signs of Biohazard Contamination
Many homeowners assume that feeling unwell at home is caused by seasonal illness, allergies, or stress. However, in some cases, the real issue is far more serious: biohazard contamination inside the home. Biohazards are biological substances that pose a risk to human...
How to File a Property Insurance Claim After a Disaster
When a disaster strikes—whether it is a fire, flood, storm event, sewage backup, or structural impact—the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Your home or business may be damaged, emotions are high, and the process of navigating insurance is often confusing....
How to Prepare Your Home for a Major Storm in Alberta
Major storms in Alberta are becoming more frequent and more intense. From powerful chinook winds and destructive hailstorms to sudden flash flooding and severe summer thunderstorms, Central Alberta homeowners face a wide spectrum of weather events that can cause...
Humidifying Your Home for the Winter
Winter in Central Alberta is long, harsh, and extremely dry. As temperatures drop well below freezing, indoor heating systems work overtime—which drastically reduces indoor humidity levels. It’s not uncommon for homes across Red Deer, Sylvan Lake, Lacombe, Stettler,...
What Should You Do If Your Pipes Freeze?
Winter in Central Alberta is unforgiving. With temperatures frequently plunging below –20°C and wind chills that can freeze exposed skin in minutes, it’s no surprise that frozen pipes are one of the most common and costly winter emergencies for homeowners. A frozen...
A Full Guide for Classes of Fire Extinguishers and Types of Fires
In the event of a fire emergency, having the proper extinguishing device and knowing which one to use can mean the difference between stopping a fire and making it worse. Fires aren’t one-size-fits-all: different fuels burn differently and demand different suppression methods.
Quickest Method to Clear Smoke Out of Your Home
Smoke odor lingers long after flames are put out. The reason? Smoke leaves behind soot, tar, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that settle into porous materials: drywall, wood, carpets, clothing, upholstery. Even after visible soot is cleaned, smell molecules can remain trapped inside fibres and surfaces.
The True Cost of Water Damage Restoration in Canada in 2025
Water damage restoration remains a top concern for Canadian homeowners due to frequent storms, aging infrastructure, and surprise leaks. In 2025, understanding the cost dynamics—from minor leaks to full-scale flood recovery—is essential for budgeting and ensuring a swift, professional response.
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