Restore-It Blog

As summer begins, the temperature rises in South Arkansas. But with humidity levels still high, mold spores are looking for the opportunity to make your home their new home. If you are worried about this silent invader, we are here for you.

The sky darkens, thunder crashes, and the lights flicker. You worry about the damage to your home, but are you prepared? It's bad enough dealing with a storm outside to let a storm of anxiety make things worse.

Once the flames die down or the water recedes an important task remains: the recovery process. You are probably asking yourself, "What do I do now?" It wouldn't be uncommon to feel lost and overwhelmed.

Whether in the form of a flooded basement or a leaky pipe, the harsh reality is that dealing with water damage in your home can be very tough on an emotional level. While restoration companies can help you get your property back to normal, have you ever wondered what happens when something cannot be replaced?

When nature unleashes a flood, it leaves behind a mess of mud, debris, and devastation. Dealing with the aftermath is always tough. After all, seeing your living space transformed into a wet and chaotic mess is not an easy pill to swallow. To recover, you will need professional help. If you're unsure about how flood restoration works, don't worry—we got you.

You return to your home only to discover a mold patch. It's big enough to require professional assistance. As you worry about the costs of getting it removed, a question pops into your head: "Does my insurance cover this?" Not knowing can be a source of stress in an already overwhelming scenario.

So it has come to this: Your crawl space needs help, and you have chosen encapsulation as your savior. But how to find the right company? You're worried about getting it right, not wasting money, and ending up with more repairs.

With so many sudden downpours this season, you might wonder, "If my house floods, am I covered?" This question can send shivers down any homeowner's spine, but don't let those worries eat away at your tranquility.

Maybe you went on a little trip to visit a relative or took a small (well-deserved) vacation. However, you returned to find a fuzzy, weird-looking stain on your wall. You know you need help but feel (understandably) worried. After all, how do you find a good, reliable mold remediation company?

Ah, spring! It's such a lovely time when nature bursts into life all around us. But have you taken a moment to peek into your crawl space and see what's happening beneath your home? The warmer weather can bring in more moisture, which might just transform your crawl space into a little swamp!

No one likes stains on their carpets, but did you know that blood stains can be dangerous? Accidents are common, but bloodstained carpets carry a more serious threat than other types of spills. Not knowing about these hidden dangers can cause a delayed reaction, further risking your and your family's health.

It all starts when you catch a whiff and sense something isn't right. As you explore more, you realize there is a musty smell, yet you can't pinpoint the source. These last few days have been raining cats and dogs outside, yet after looking up and down, you find no signs of mold in your house. Maybe it's just your imagination, or perhaps the smell comes from underneath…

You take a moment to look at your carpet, which has certainly seen better days. Those stubborn stains won't budge, and the fibers seem lacking. If you're considering professional help, you might have encountered terms like "rotary extraction" or "carpet wand." Understanding how they differ can help ease your concerns.

Is your tile flooring looking less than stellar? Then you might be considering professional cleaning. However, do you know how much time it takes?

Congratulations! You've taken the plunge and encapsulated your crawl space. But now that the dust has settled (literally!), you might wonder, "What's next?" Don't worry; we're not going to leave you hanging.

It can happen to any of us. You come back from work and you find a strange smell. You look for any trace, any sign that could indicate the cause, but find nothing. You've tried every air freshener, candle, and home remedy the internet can conjure, but that mystery odor won't just quit.

You find yourself staring at your tile floors. Once a source of pride for its pristine looks, they now tell a different story ― one of grime and spills slowly but surely taking over. You have tried fixing the problem, but the stains won't come out.

Finding a water leak in your home can be really stressful! On top of all the cleaning, your flooring might also be damaged beyond repair. So, what can a professional restoration company do to help in this situation? We're here to answer this question!

It's annoying, smells terrible, and doesn't want to leave your home. No, we are not talking about that unwanted relative who has overstayed their visit. We are discussing an even more concerning (and uninvited) guest: mold! Those fuzzy spots and dark patches can send shivers down the spine of the most seasoned homeowner. But what to do?

Whether you have moisture problems in your crawl space or are simply looking to make some home improvements, you might have stumbled across terms like "vapor barrier" or "encapsulation." But do you know the differences between them?