Learning About Building Repair Techniques

About Me

Hi there, I'm Flynn Gallagan. My teenager crashed his vehicle through the doors of the garage recently. The damage was limited to the front of the house and, thankfully, my child was not harmed. Unfortunately, many of the support beams holding up the garage were damaged. Our contractor advised us to find somewhere else to stay for a few days while the repairs were performed. The contractors worked quickly to rebuild that portion of the house, so we could return home. I want to talk about the different materials used during the rebuild. This site will also cover the materials used to replace the walls, bricks and doors damaged by the crash. I hope to help other people understand their home repairs through this site.

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The First 24 Hours: What to Do When Water Damage Strikes

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Protect Your Home's Foundation: The Importance Of Basement Waterproofing

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Mold Remediation — How Professional Companies Can Help Homeowners

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Professional Assistance With Storm Damage Restoration

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Not Restoring Your Home After A Flood? This Hidden Danger Will Change Your Mind

22 April 2015
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If your toilet develops a major leak and floods your home, you need to take action now. If you don't plan to use flood restoration services to remove the water and repair the damage in your home, you could be at risk for numerous health problems. There are microscopic organisms, such as cryptosporidium parasites, hiding inside your flooded home, wet furnishings and water-bogged floors that can harm your digestive and blood systems. Read More

3 Questions About Water Damage To Carpets

23 March 2015
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If you have a finished basement with carpeting, you run the risk of the carpet being damaged if your basement floods with even a small amount of water. If you are not sure what to do when your carpet gets soaked, the answers to these three questions will help you. Will My Wet Carpeting Need To Be Replaced? Many people believe that, when carpeting gets wet, it needs to be thrown away. Read More

Is My Book Ruined? Saving Your Book From Water Damage

19 March 2015
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If you get a book wet, you don't necessarily have to throw it away. But you will need to act quickly to minimize the damage done. Otherwise, whole pages could be ruined, your pages could wrinkle and mold and mildew might grow inside your book. Mold and mildew usually will force you to throw away the book because it will be a health hazard to those with allergies. Wet Book First Aid Read More

Learning About Building Repair Techniques