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Reducing the Risk of Residential Water Losses

6/21/2021 (Permalink)

Water on Windowsill Water Damage? Call SERVPRO of Northwest Escambia County Today!

No one ever plans ON having a water damage affect their home; however, it is extremely important to prepare FOR such an emergency.  Practicing property maintenance can help reduce the likelihood of a water damage event, saving you, the homeowner, from both the emotional stress and financial burden that often come along with these events:

  • Keep Rain Gutters Clear. Clogged rain gutters allow water to back up onto the roof of your home, increasing the probability of an intrusion.  Maintained gutters direct the flow of rainwater away from the home and discourage water pooling.
  • Consider Installing Storm Shutters. Storm shutters can be an invaluable investment in the Panhandle of Florida.  Along with providing protection for your windows, storm shutters help prevent the intrusion of wind driven rain through windowsills.  During periods of high weather activity, such as Hurricane Season, storm shutters provide an “added layer” of security for protecting your home from the elements.
  • Check Plumbing and Appliance Supply Lines Regularly. Cracked, broken, or disconnected supply lines, such as those for your clothes washing machine, are a very common source for residential water damage.  Periodically checking these lines for any issues, and replacing as necessary, helps to reduce the chance of water getting to where it should not be.

Even with the best preparation, water damages may sometimes still happen.  If you home has suffered water damages, call SERVPRO of Northwest Escambia County at 850-466-3089 for help.  Our team of industry leading professionals is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and We’re Faster to Any Size Disaster!    

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