805 Property Restoration Blog

Mold is a common problem that can occur in homes, offices, and other buildings. It thrives in damp, humid environments and can grow on various surfaces, including walls, ceilings, floors, and furniture. While some types of mold are relatively harmless, others can pose...

Restoring furniture that has been damaged in a fire can be a challenging but rewarding process. While the sight of your cherished pieces covered in soot and ashes may be disheartening, it's essential to remember that not all hope is lost. With the right techniques and...

When a fire strikes, the devastation can extend far beyond the structural damage to a home or building. Oftentimes, the personal possessions inside are also impacted, leaving cherished items charred, smoke-damaged, or water-logged from the firefighting efforts. While...

Understanding the Risks of Attic and Crawlspace Mold Mold growth in attics and crawlspaces can pose serious health risks to homeowners and their families. These often-neglected areas of the home provide the perfect environment for mold to thrive – dark, damp, and...

Hardwood floors are a beautiful and valuable asset to any home or business. They add warmth, elegance, and character to a space, and with proper care, they can last for decades. However, when water damage strikes, it can quickly wreak havoc on your hardwood floors,...

Introduction Experiencing a fire in your home or business can be a devastating and traumatic event. The aftermath of a fire can leave you feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what steps to take next. Fire damage can be extensive, affecting not only the structure of your...

Fire is one of the most destructive forces that can impact a building or home. While the immediate damage caused by flames, heat, and smoke is readily apparent, the long-term effects of fire damage can be more insidious and difficult to identify and address....

When a fire strikes a home or building, the damage goes far beyond the charred and burned structural elements. Often overlooked, the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system can suffer extensive contamination from smoke, soot, and other fire...