Now is the time to start thinking about getting your swamp cooler ready for winter. By properly winterizing your swamp cooler in the fall, spring startup will be a breeze and your cooler will run efficiently throughout the summer. We are happy to provide the information you need to help avoid water damage problems in […] Read More >
6 Tips for Fall Home Maintenance Fall is in the air! Kids are back in school and leaves have started to turn lovely shades of autumn. Now it is time to get your house ready for winter while the weather is still nice. Below you will find 6 important maintenance tips to prepare your […] Read More >
Simply put, mildew is mold in its’ early stages. Since they are fungi they will thrive anywhere in a warm and moist environment. Outdoors, one of their official jobs is to break down leaves in order to enrich earths’ soil. Indoors, however, they are not welcomed when they are found in homes that have been […] Read More >
Water Damaged Wood Floor: Now What? Hardwood floors are certainly stunning. They are also durable and easy to clean. It has one important drawback however: it is permeable to fluids. Even though the top is coated with a protective sealant, the underside is not. In the event of a plumbing leak, a flood or even […] Read More >
Drywall water damage can happen when your home is exposed to water from a flood, plumbing issues, condensation, a leaky roof, or minor spills. It is a cause of distress to many home owners and it happens fast. Drywall is amazingly sturdy, yet it is also absorbent and can be ruined when exposed to water […] Read More >
Carpet is an investment that makes your home warm and inviting. The goal is to keep it looking new for as long as possible. The challenge is, carpet is highly absorbent and can become water damaged. A minor spill may not be ruinous, but a leak, a burst pipe or a flood in your home […] Read More >
Water Extraction Experts’ New Mexico branch was honored to be featured as a Partner Spotlight in the January, 2022 issue of Real Producers Magazine. “Matt Adlesperger and his team at Water Extraction Experts have over 75 years of combined experience…” “This team of professionals handles the entire process from damage restoration to full reconstruction […] Read More >
First, let’s discuss what you should look for if you think you may have an issue with your sewer lines. Common signs of a sewage block or backup are: Bubbling coming from drains or in the toilet Slow flushing/overflowing of the toilet Stinky smells coming from drains Common Causes of Sewer Line Problems Some of […] Read More >
If your sink overflows in your kitchen or bathroom, it can make a huge, wet mess to clean up. If you don’t catch it time you can have flooding that can affect your floors, your cabinets, and your walls. Since sink water is considered gray water (unclean), you should also be considered with issues such as […] Read More >
There is a REASON we’re called Water Extraction Experts. Unless there were some dire circumstances involved, you wouldn’t set a broken bone by yourself rather than going to the doctor. Similarly, say you bought yourself a new luxury car and it started acting up, you’d probably take it straight to a certified service center rather […] Read More >
Self-sufficiency is a commendable trait, whether that comes in the form of a thriving organic garden in your backyard or a refurbished car in the garage. But when it comes to dealing with the aftermath of property damage, putting that self-reliance aside and calling in reinforcements from the experts is probably best. Restoration after water […] Read More >
While it may seem that the issue of mold is something that, as a rule, only those who live in the damp Pacific Northwest or the muggy Southeast may have to deal with, mold is found in every single corner of the U.S. In fact, an allergy testing study done by Quest Diagnostics in 2011 […] Read More >
Did you know that roughly 30 percent of household floods and water damage is due to appliance failure? Dishwasher lines and hoses can spring a leak or blow outright during the middle of the wash cycle, meaning gallons upon gallons of water could end up cascading through your kitchen—seeping under the oven, refrigerator, and into […] Read More >
As a homeowner, it’s extremely important to have a homeowner’s insurance policy as it really is the best way to protect your home from potential damages. Every insurance company offers different types of policies and different terms of coverage, so make sure you know what type of coverage you’re receiving and compare policies before you […] Read More >
Water damage can be one of the costliest repairs for homeowners. And while this damage sometimes comes in the form of flooding from a major storm or water shooting through your home from a burst pipe, most of the time water damage comes in a much subtler, much less noticeable form. But just because the […] Read More >
The kitchen is the heart of the home. And while making the visible finishes like the counters and cabinets look nice is important to create a welcoming space, it’s even more important to make sure the “invisible” components are in good working order too—like the kitchen plumbing. Although leaks are never desirable in your home, […] Read More >
Frozen and burst pipes in homes are more common than you might think. During the winter months, it’s important to watch the temperature and take preventative measures to make sure you don’t end up with frozen or even burst water pipes and potentially major water damage. Studies have shown that a good temperature threshold to […] Read More >
When it comes to buying a home, it pays to be cautious. Although they are not always required, a home inspection is much too important to forego as it’s essentially a safety net to protect you and help you know if you’re making the right investment and paying a fair price for the condition of […] Read More >
First Steps after a house fire or flood When the unthinkable happens, such as a house fire or major flooding, the immediate reaction for most of us in regards to our home and the aftermath would be an overwhelming feeling of anxiety accompanied by the question, “Where do I even begin?” Because the damage caused […] Read More >
Mold. It’s a word no one ever wants to hear…especially in connection to your own home or business. Many types of mold aren’t bad—in fact, mold spores are everywhere, both indoors and outdoors and all around us in the air we breathe, they’re just invisible to the naked eye. However, the mold that grows as […] Read More >