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How to Deal With Frozen Pipes

Frozen pipes  are a common concern for homeowners during the winter season. Water has a unique property of expanding when it freezes, which places pressure on the container or pipe that holds it. When undrained pipes get frozen due to inclement winter weather, the pressure inside will cause them to break or burst. The U.S.   National Insurance Claim Bureau   reports that from 2014 to 2015, most water damage claims occurred during the months of January and February, which are normally the two coldest months of the year. Burst pipes can cause severe  water damage  to your home, not to mention potential  mold  growth if the water is not removed for a time. While there are  professional water damage restoration companies , such as  ServiceMaster of Savannah , who can expertly return the property to pre-loss condition, it is better to know  how to keep pipes from freezing  to prevent costly losses. Read these tips from  ServiceMaste...

Here are 5 Tips to Prevent Water Damage this Spring!

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Spring has arrived in Georgia a month ago, and while spring cleaning has long ended (or is still in order), you also need to take steps to protect your home from unexpected circumstances, such as water damage. Water damage is a serious business and can cost you a lot, so it’s good to take proactive steps to help prevent it. We have compiled some tips you can browse to help prevent the occurrence of water damage on your home or building this spring! Inspect your gutters. Remove leaves, twigs, and other debris stuck in your gutters and downspouts to allow water to flow freely. If your gutters are clogged, water can seep into your walls. Also, ensure that your downspouts are properly positioned such that they drain and direct water a safe distance away from your home. If necessary, you may need to perform repairs on your gutters with an expert in preventative and corrective water damage issues, ServiceMaster of Savannah .   Inspect your pipes . Winter can cause your pipes to b...