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Five Ways to Prevent Kitchen Water Damage
When we think of water damage affecting our homes, we don’t often think of it coming from the kitchen. Most of the time, we tend to focus on waterproofing our basements and roofs, however, the kitchen is one area of our homes that can’t afford to be ignored when it comes to water damage. Here […]
Top Types of Foundation Repair
It is pretty safe to say that the foundation of your building is the most important part – without it, your home would be open to ground moisture, natural disasters like shifting soil and earthquakes, and would not even stand up straight. While all foundations have small cracks, it can become a cause for concern […]
How to Prevent Residential Water Damage
Summer in Kansas can bring about heavy rains and severe storms. Large amounts of water in a short amount of time can lead to high levels in lakes, rivers, and even sewers. Without proper drainage in place the extra water has nowhere to go and can lead to flooding. The thought of water damage in […]
What to Do If Your Home Has Water Damage
Water damage can happen for any number of reasons. If you are unfortunate enough to experience flooding in your basement or other areas of your home due to a burst pipe or a broken sump pump, you may wonder what steps to take next to start repairing the water damage. What to Expect When You […]
Foundation Repair Process – What to Expect
Foundation repair is an incredibly involved process that requires the help of a professional foundation repair company. Small cracks may not be a large concern when you first notice them, but as time goes on, they can expand and eventually cause leaks in your basement, bowing or even buckling of the concrete. If you notice […]
Winter Storms and Water Damage: Protect Your Commercial Property
Winter in Kansas can bring on brutal temperatures and unforgiving winter weather. Winter storms can cause damage to commercial properties in various ways, including frozen pipes, mold, and roof damage. While these issues can cause major destruction, it isn’t a lost cause! Lamunyon Dry Out & Foundation Repair specializes in commercial water damage and will […]
What Causes Water Damage in the Winter and How Can You Avoid It?
Water damage in winter can be tough to avoid. When temperatures plummet, pipes can freeze and burst to cause water damage to your home. Leaks can also go undetected, causing damage to floors, walls, furniture, artwork, and more. How can you prevent water damage to your home not only in winter but year-round? Install a […]
Attic Insulation – Why is it Important, and When Should it be Professionally Inspected?
A properly insulated attic is a great way to keep down your home energy costs. It is also a way to make your home more environmentally friendly! The attic is one of the easiest places to insulate, which typically makes it an easy target for DIYers ready to tackle their next project. If you’ve taken […]
How to Clean-up Water Damage to a Commercial Building
Water damage is one danger of owning a commercial property. It can strike at any time, happening without warning, and be completely devastating to your property. Commercial water damage differs from residential in the way that you are now losing money not only on water damage repair but also on insurance costs, loss of business, […]
Remove Mold Smells Like the Experts
Like it or not, there is mold everywhere, be it in the air we breathe or on some of the surfaces with which we come into contact. Despite how common mold may be in our world, efforts should still be made to avoid its presence–especially in your home–to avoid varying health effects, including nasal, throat, […]
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