by perfectpoint | Jun 12, 2021 | Savannah, Water Damage, water damage cleanup, water damage repair
One of the most common home inspection concerns for home buyers is ceiling stains. Surprisingly, ceiling stains can go unnoticed for days, weeks and even years. If a stain is wet, most homeowners will be able to trace down the source of the moisture. When a stain is...
by perfectpoint | May 22, 2021 | Savannah, Water Damage, water damage cleanup, water damage repair
Flooding and other disasters can be stressful on homeowners for several reasons. You may worry about the safety of your family, the restorability of your possessions, or the financial burden that water damage represents. You have likely heard all sorts of tips before...
by perfectpoint | Apr 29, 2021 | savannah ga, Water Damage, water damage cleanup, water damage repair
Freezing temperatures happen sporadically at night in Savannah from November until March, and rarely as late as April. We typically have 22 frosty nights a year. In a freeze, the hose bib can freeze and burst in the winter. Since our cold snaps don’t last long, our...
by perfectpoint | Jul 5, 2020 | Savannah, Water Damage, water damage repair, water damage restoration
Whether it came from a massive flood or a tiny leak in a pipe, water in unwanted places can cause a lot of damage—and maybe more damage than you might think. Of course it can destroy the materials and items in your home. According to industry estimates, 14,000 people...
by perfectpoint | Jun 24, 2020 | emergency restoration services, emergency water damage services, Water Damage, water damage restoration
Warm, dewy spring is here, which means hot, humid, thunderous summer is on its way. Comforting and beautiful thunderstorms are a namesake for Savannah, adding to its southern charm. However, these relaxing natural occurrences are also the cause of many potential...
by perfectpoint | May 14, 2020 | Savannah, Water Damage, water damage repair
Flooding is a hazard the United States suffers from coast to coast. Unfortunately, Georgia is one of the top 10 states most susceptible. With nearly 130 square miles of low-lying land, and with some areas of the state being coastal, hundreds of thousands of...
