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When you hear the term ‘severe weather,’ what comes to mind? Tornadoes? Hurricanes? Flash floods? All of these weather events are dangerous, but there’s one type of storm that’s more likely to cause damage to your home – straight-line winds. Learn more about what they are, how they form, and how to protect your home from straight-line wind damage. https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/weather/what-are-straight-line-winds-/#~205d7F6

Tornadoes can form without much warning, but there are danger signs to look for and ways to help you prepare. Learn more here: https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/weather/how-to-prepare-for-a-tornado/#~205d7F6

If left undetected, basement leaks can cause serious and even irreversible damage to your property. While the first signs of trouble are often extremely subtle, checking for these indicators regularly can save you thousands of dollars in repairs. Learn the top 5 signs of basement water damage:

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A lot of different things affect the cost of water damage restoration. This kind of restoration work is complex, and it is often hard to distinguish offhand what water damage restoration will cost. There are a wide variety of factors that contribute to the estimate. Explore further what to expect:

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Regularly checking smoke alarms is a basic part of home maintenance that will help keep your home safe. Smoke detector checks are a necessary and effective way to protect your home and the people in it, and it doesn't take a lot of effort to keep yours working properly. For starters – check your batteries! Then use these tips to ensure your smoke detectors are up to s***f:

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Truth or Myth: Small leaks can't cause much damage. MYTH! Learn more here:

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Fire prevention in the workplace is a serious matter - a fire can put your business at risk, but it can also do the same for the lives of you and your colleagues. Here are some basic steps you can take to ensure workplace fire safety:

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A winter storm can severely impact business as usual. Find out how to prepare your business for a winter storm with these tips from ServiceMaster Restore:

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In the United States, floods are the most common natural disaster to cause damage to homes and other buildings. A flash flood, a common severe weather emergency situation, is dangerous and can cause significant damage to anything in its path. If your home is near a river, pond, or other source of water, it could be susceptible to a flash flood. Learn how to prepare for a flash flood and what to do during one here:

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Winter is notorious for being cold and wet, and large amounts of snow and ice can have severe consequences. Learn three of the top causes of winter water damage and how to reduce your risk from the experts at ServiceMaster Restore.

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When a snowstorm hits, it could put you out of work for the day – or longer. With the right winter weather preparation, you can get your office back to business as usual, sooner rather than later. Find out how to protect your offices and employees this season with winter weather preparedness tips from ServiceMaster Restore.

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In addition to chilly temperatures and snowy scenery, winter weather brings an increased risk of water damage to your home. Learn three of the top causes of winter water damage and how to reduce your risk from the experts at ServiceMaster Restore. https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/water-damage/3-ways-to-avoid-winter-water-damage-at-home/#~6D822M5

At ServiceMaster Restore®, we want to make sure that you stay safe over the holidays. Use these tips to properly manage the most common winter fire risks while you enjoy time at home. https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/weather/common-winter-fire-hazards/#~6D822M5

ServiceMaster Restore wishes you the warmest thoughts and best wishes for a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year!

If you aren’t sure how to start preparing your home for winter weather, we’re here to help. Use this checklist from the experts at ServiceMaster Restore® to learn how you can effectively winterize your home before the cold weather hits. https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/weather/a-checklist-to-help-you-winterize-your-home/#~6D822M5

The more prepared you are in advance, the easier it can be to ride out a winter storm and any power outages that it causes. Here are some safety tips to prepare for a power outage before the weather turns rough: https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/weather/how-to-stay-safe-during-power-outages-from-winter-storms/#~6D822M5

In order to reduce common risks like mold growth, foundational issues, and flooding caused by water damage, use these tips from ServiceMaster Restore to effectively maintain your fixtures and appliances.

If a fire breaks out in your business, acting fast to put out the flames could save you from costly damage and loss. That's why commercial fire sprinkler systems are so important. Find out the truth about these crucial systems here: https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/fire-damage/commercial-fire-sprinkler-systems-myths/#~6D822M5

Before you look forward to enjoying your fireplace this winter, follow these tips to ensure you don’t have any chimney leaks: https://www.servicemasterrestore.com/blog/water-damage/chimney-leaks-detection-and-causes/#~6D822M5