Fire and Water Springfield MO

Though the holidays are a joyful and peaceful time, they can quickly turn tragic. Holiday decorations, especially those with candles, cause approximately 800 house fires and more than $4 million in property damage each year, according to statistics from the … Continued

As the weather turns colder, more homeowners look forward to using a wood stove or similar heating equipment to keep their home warm. While the warmth they provide can keep everyone in the house comfortable, they are one of the … Continued

Residential house fires leave a strong smoke odor in the home and removing the smell can be challenging. To fully eliminate the smoke smell from your home after a house fire requires the use of specialized techniques and equipment. As … Continued

You might think water damage and flooding are the only issues to worry about in your home’s basement, but there’s also an increased potential for fire damage in Springfield Missouri. Many homeowners have heat-generating appliances, such as water heaters, furnaces, … Continued

After a structure fire, your property might suffer water, smoke, and fire damage. To restore your home or commercial building to its previous condition, our fire damage restoration company uses special techniques and tools in a detailed process. Learn more … Continued

After the devastation of a house fire, immediate action will help save the home and your belongings. While it’s important to act quickly to preserve as much as possible, it’s particularly vital to your draperies, clothing, and other fabrics. Replacing … Continued

Every year, several thousand children across America are rushed to the hospital for burn and fire-related injuries. Many incidents are preventable as long as parents exercise caution and childproof their homes. Follow these easy tips to protect your kids from … Continued

Every year, fires in homes are caused by electrical wiring, outlets, switches, and power cords. They can cause massage damage to the home or injuries and death to people in the home. The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) says that … Continued

Wood stoves can be perfect for heating the home in the winter, but there are risks of fire damage. Accidental fires, as well as carbon monoxide poison, are two risks of using a wood stove inside your home. To minimize … Continued

When the leaves change and it starts to get chilly outside, homeowners across the country take out their winter clothing and turn on the heat for the first time. Despite all these preparations, though, fewer people focus on getting their … Continued