Stay informed with expert insights, practical tips, and industry updates from the restoration professionals at BMR. Our blog covers water, fire, mold, and storm damage topics to help homeowners protect their property, respond quickly, and make confident decisions when disaster strikes.
Smoke and soot can destroy your belongings and the structure of your house. Fortunately, there are some things you can do about it and professionals you can call.
If you think mold is just an unsightly problem contaminating your home, you would be wrong. But, unfortunately, it can also be problematic for your health.
Smoke and soot can be a very damaging combination. It can destroy prized possessions and wreak havoc on your home’s air quality. Can Smoke Damage be Removed? Yes. Yes, it can,
Mold is sneaky and capable of setting up camp in just about any place in your home. However, it is most commonly found in basements, bathrooms, cabinets, kitchens, and pipes.
For many years, we’ve heard about the dangers of asbestos, but what exactly is it, and what are the risks of exposure to it? Here are answers to your biggest questions about asbestos.
Spraying a surface with bleach may not be enough to eliminate mold in your home; but what does kill mold and spores for good? Once
The simplest answer to the question is no. In most cases, staying in a house with smoke damage is not safe. Smoke residue can contain toxins that leach into the air over time.
High winds can cause a great deal of damage to your home, but what does wind damage look like? What kinds of damage will an
Knowing what your home is in danger of can help you take preventative action to keep your home and belongings safe. Here are some things you should know about natural and in-home flooding.
If you’ve had a fire in or around your home and it’s still standing, here’s what you need to know to repair a house with fire damage. Here are a few essential steps you need to take after a fire.
While Herriman is home base, our service area stretches across much of northern and central Utah. We proudly serve Utah County, Wasatch County, Summit County, Salt Lake County, Davis County, Weber County, Tooele County, Juab County, and Uintah County.
Because our crews are local, we understand Utah’s climate and building styles. We know about frozen pipes in winter, snowmelt and flash flooding in spring, and hard water issues that can strain plumbing year-round. We respond to both residential and commercial properties, including single-family homes, townhomes, apartments, offices, and rental properties.
