A construction defect may not be immediately clear, but because it is something that occurs during the process of building, it may appear over time. When one does happen, it can be frustrating, especially if it leads to severe consequences. There is a range of defects...
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Risks of fire damage from rodent infestation
If you have an infestation of rodents in your home, such as mice or rats, you may have a bigger problem than you realize. Rodents can damage electrical systems and wiring, increasing the risk of fire. According to Best Life, up to 25% of house fires of an...
What constitutes a construction defect?
Building a home is a wonderful experience that allows you to build a home that suits your needs. You can pick out all the details of the design and details. Choosing professionals to help you take your home from idea to fully constructed building is something to take...
What are some cleaning tips for after a house fire?
A house fire can cause severe damage to your home and personal property. Even when the flames do not touch everything in your home, there is additional damage from smoke and water that you will have to combat. The American Red Cross explains getting rid of smoke odors...
Defining total and partial losses
Given that your home likely ranks among your most valuable assets, you (like most in Florida) take every measure within your control to mitigate the risk your property may face from threats like fire. One of those is ensuring your home to cover losses should a...
Construction defects and the opportunity to repair
Construction defects often lead to the need for large repairs down the road. Unfortunately, it may be hard to tell if there are any construction defects until years after the home or building is complete. Once the property owner discovers these defects, he or she...
What to know about making water damage claims
It isn't uncommon for homes in Florida and throughout the country to experience water damage. However, even if you have homeowners insurance, there is no guarantee that your policy will cover the cost of repairs made to your property. Let's take a look at the types of...
Steps you can take to prevent vandalism
If you own property in Florida, you must take steps to protect it against vandalism. Vandalism can take place in cities, suburbs or rural environments, and it generally refers to the intentional destruction of another person's property. Let's take a look at some...
Researchers predict above-average hurricane season
The 2020 hurricane season begins on June 1st and lasts until November 30th. During those five months, people living along the Atlantic coast could see more strong storms than usual. The Tropical Meteorological Project at Colorado State University has issued annual...
A storm can leave your roof damaged
As a homeowner in the state of Florida, you understand that your property could be subjected to heavy storms every now and again. While there is nothing you can do to stop the bad weather from coming, there are steps you can take to protect your home. For example, you...