People flock from all over the country to experience Colorado's incredible ski and snow resorts. People report moving here for the snow totals alone up in the mountains. But occasionally that heavy snowfall from the mountains makes its way down to the Denver-Metro area. While we all expect to have to shovel sidewalks and
Fall weather brings much-needed relief from the heat of summer. It allows homeowners more comfortable temperatures to perform necessary maintenance on their homes. This maintenance in the Fall keeps property safe and functioning well throughout the Winter. Below, the Palace Restoration team dives into some key maintenance tips to prepare your home for winter.
Spring has bloomed and summer is quickly approaching in Colorado. Grass is starting to grow, and, unfortunately, we are firmly in the midst of hail season. Hail season in Colorado strikes fear in the heart of those who've experienced major storms in the past. In fact, according to RMIIA, Colorado has recorded the 2nd
Palace Restoration Is Offering COVID-19 Business Cleaning Thanks to the new "safer-at-home" guidelines laid out by Gov. Jared Polis, some businesses will re-open and employees will begin returning to work. Palace Restoration wants to help these businesses re-open safely. With this goal in mind, Palace Restoration is offering COVID-19 business cleaning to help deliver
Palace Restoration continues to monitor the current Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. Our top priority is the health and safety of our staff, our clients, and the community. We are operating at a safe capacity to serve our clients’ needs while abiding all local, state and federal guidelines. We are taking extensive actions to minimize the spread of
Any fire, big or small, is extremely disruptive to your property and well-being. It is important to spend time identifying and correcting potential fire hazards in your home. Below are common fire hazards in the home that should be checked regularly. HVAC system: Check to see if the wiring is intact, and if the system
Flooding is not an event you can be 100% prepare for. Sometimes an upstairs unit floods their bathroom, or a pipe bursts in the condo next door to yours. Below are some steps to take when handling an influx of water in your home. 1: Identify the Source of the Incoming Water Some of
The National Fire Protection Association offers handbooks and other publications on the fire safety code in place for businesses. Fire protection equipment Have an automatic sprinkler system in place. Stock smoke detectors and fire extinguishers on every floor. Equip your employees with an emergency kit stocked with items like bottled water, a flashlight, and an escape mask to fight against
Being aware of common electrical hazards and keeping an eye out for problems could save your home and possessions from serious damage. Check out the sections below for tips to keep your home safe. Electrical Appliances and Tools Do not use light bulbs with a higher wattage rating than recommended on the fixture. Keep
Many people ask, “am I safe in my home during mold removal?” Ultimately, the answer depends on the location and amount of mold present. While a small project may be completed quickly with minimum interruption, a larger project can go on for weeks. Mold can spread quickly across your property and affect the health
