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  • Pet Safety Tips for the Holidays

    Pet Safety Tips for the Holidays

    The holidays aren’t just full of excitement and wonder for us, with all of these new and shiny decorations, our pets are just as captivated. Help your pets enjoy the holidays from a safe distance with these Pet Safety Tips! The holiday season is upon us, and for pet owners, it simply would not be…

  • Should Radon Mitigation Bids Be Given Over The Phone?

    Should Radon Mitigation Bids Be Given Over The Phone?

    Need a Radon system? Many companies give quotes over the phone, Disaster Blaster explains why this is not the best practice and why we do onsite estimates only. In today’s world, consumers are busier than ever and, as a result, tend to be more conscious of their time. As a result, we often find that…

  • Choosing Sustainable Building Materials

    Choosing Sustainable Building Materials

    Could sustainable building materials be the right choice for your next home project? Here are some things to consider! As we focus more and more on the eco-friendliness and sustainability of our resources, it’s natural for homeowners to begin to look at the environmental impact of building materials when planning their next project. Fortunately, there…

  • Cleaning Tips from the Pros!

    Cleaning Tips from the Pros!

    Is there a mark or stain that you just can’t get out? Maybe you’re looking for a way to speed up the cleaning process? Why not ask the Pros? Whether you’re looking for tips to speed up your cleaning, or suggestions to remove stubborn marks or stains, the experts have the answers. There isn’t much…

  • What is Recoverable Depreciation?

    What is Recoverable Depreciation?

    We get more questions about Recoverable Depreciation than any other portion of the claims process, and we don’t blame you for being confused. What is it and how does it impact your claim? We get more questions about Recoverable Depreciation than any other portion of the claims process, and we don’t blame you for being…

  • Picking the right Christmas lights

    Picking the right Christmas lights

    When decorating for the holidays, like most people, you probably get out the twinkly lights and decorations. Before you do though, it’s important to make sure that those lights are safe to use. When decorating for the holidays, like most people, you probably get out the twinkly lights and decorations. Before you do though, it’s…

  • Home Fire Safety & Prevention!

    Home Fire Safety & Prevention!

    A Fire can be devastating, but with the proper preparation now, you can not only reduce the chance of fire, but dramatically increase your safety in the event one occurs! Did you know that it only takes minutes for thick, black smoke to fill a house and for fire to spread to other rooms and…

  • How to Remove Food Stains

    How to Remove Food Stains

    With a little bit of know-how and some elbow grease, many food stains can be removed. Here are some tips for removing common food stains! Is there some sort of unspoken rule that says “messy food must leave a stain”? It sure feels like it, doesn’t it? Well, there’s no need to be scared of…

  • The Home Inspector Found Water Damage / Moisture Issues, What Now?

    The Home Inspector Found Water Damage / Moisture Issues, What Now?

    When the Home Inspector finds Water Damage, what does this mean to you and to the home sale? Whether your home is on the market, or you’re looking to buy, one of the most nerve wracking moments of the process is likely to be the Home Inspection. As the home inspector combs through the property,…

  • How to help your property recover following an ice storm

    How to help your property recover following an ice storm

    Ice storms can create a lot of problems for homeowners and residents. Here are some tips for helping your property recover following sleet, freezing rain, and ice! Ice storms bring with them unique problems that can result in serious damage to your home and property. Here’s how you can help your home recover when mother…