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

Being prepared for a multitude of temperatures in Colorado, we often see quick snow storms blow in. So how do you know when to use your sprinklers again? Did you winterize your sprinklers in the first place? If you did not, you chance water freezing in values, pipes and sprinkler heads, causing the water

While Colorado is known for its mild temperatures and abundant sunshine, sometimes its weather can surprise housing professionals. For that reason, property managers need to be prepared for anything, including heavy rainfall and flooding. Know Your Flood Level Before a storm hits, it is important to know the flood level of your home, an

When a water loss occurs it is important to take immediate action to begin restoring the community. Hiring a knowledgeable contractor who is properly certified with experience in water loss related projects can ensure residents are back in their homes as quickly and safely as possible. Identify the Type of Water Loss Initially, it is

Colorado homeowners know that rain and snow clouds can pass over small parts of the state, or the sky can open up for hours or days. Whether we are dealing with the results of a rainstorm or feet of snow melting on our property, we need to be proactive in keeping our home as