When your property has been damaged by fire or flooding, excess water in your home can quickly lead to mold and mildew contamination. These spores can spread throughout your home, causing issues with your health for years to come. Mold contamination can lead to respiratory issues, allergic reactions, breathing problems, and more. This makes it especially important that you work with a professional for mold remediation so that your home is as safe as possible to live in after an incident of water damage. [Read More]

Your new silhouette window shades provide a beautiful contribution to your home's interior appearance and the amount of light that comes into your home's interior. Silhouette shades allow in a natural glow of light but still provide you privacy and protection against the sun's rays. However, silhouette shades can become dirty over time and will need some protective cleaning maintenance to keep them looking new and beautiful. Here are some recommendations to help you clean your silhouette shades to keep your home's windows looking their best. [Read More]

Cleaning up after your pets doesn't always eliminate the pet odor smell in your home. Even if you diligently clean, there's a chance you're missing some spots. The pet odor isn't always just from one thing, sometimes it's from multiple places in your house. Here are a few areas and things to check. Look In the Basement, Attic, and Garage If your home has a basement, attic, or garage, there's a chance your cat or dog has made some use of those areas. [Read More]

When it comes to keeping your house clean, it helps to have a few tricks up your sleeve that will help you clean things in a more efficient manner, allowing you to save time on the cleaning process. Way #1: Turn Off Your Phone If you want to get into cleaning your home, you will want to turn off your phone. It can be so easy to get distracted by your phone, so turn it off or put it on silent. [Read More]