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Many factors need to be considered in making an accurate estimate of what water damage restoration will cost for your home. Each situation is unique, and obviously larger and more complicated jobs require more resources and time, and will therefore cost more.

Do you have a fire safety and prevention plan in place? Most of us know the importance of making sure your smoke detectors are working, and flammable material is kept away from sources of heat, but there is a lot more that can be done to ensure fire safety in your home. Making a proactive plan is much easier than being reactive in the case of an emergency, and there are resources to help you make that plan.

A backed-up, overflowing toilet or sink can be distressing enough for any commercial property owner or business, but when sewage is involved, it can turn into a potentially hazardous clean-up situation.

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) recently released a report titled “National guide for wildland-urban-interface fires.”

Given the right conditions, wildfires can occur anywhere. Ensuring your home and property are prepared for fire can prevent injury and death to people and animals, plus it can limit the amount of damage and destruction a fire can cause to your property and that of your neighbours and community.