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At Paul Davis Restoration of Idaho (Boise), we’re looking forward to enjoying the holiday season, the changes in the weather, and the prospect of what will happen in the New Year. To improve your Boise home’s energy efficiency during the coming weeks, follow the steps below: Check your furnace filters and clean them when needed.… Read more »
Winter storms can affect the Boise area in many ways – and cause extensive damage to your house. To ensure that you are prepared, Paul Davis Restoration of Idaho (Boise) has a some advice for you to stay safe this winter. Check for any loose shingles, siding, and fence boards and make any necessary repairs… Read more »
Every year, approximately 250,000 homes experience damage caused by frozen pipes, according to State Farm Insurance. As the water in frozen pipes expands, it can cause pipes to break and floods to occur. In fact, an 1/8″ crack can cause 250 gallons of water to flood in a single day. While extremely cold temperatures in… Read more »
The potential for water damage, storm damage and fire damage can increase during the fall, and Paul Davis Restoration of Idaho (Boise) wants to make sure you are prepared. Here is a list of ideas that can help you avoid costly property damage in the coming season. Keep things dry. Look at your caulking around… Read more »
National Fire Prevention Week will be on October 5-11, 2014. With this week coming up, the team at Paul Davis Restoration of Idaho (Boise) would like to provide you with a few safety tips to prevent house fires. Cooking is the leading cause of fires in the home. Don’t leave items to cook on the… Read more »
Floods have spread across the nation one city at a time…or should we say MULTIPLE cities at a time. In the United States, flash floods are the most common severe weather disaster. To celebrate FEMA’s National Preparedness Month (NPM), we would like to share five flood disaster preparedness tips to help you and your home… Read more »
Over the last month, it’s been impossible to visit a news or social media website without seeing the latest participant in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It’s quite entertaining to watch a friend, relative, or celebrity dump a bucket of ice water on their head, and the enjoyment doubles when you throw in the amount… Read more »
We probably don’t have to alert you that Labor Day is within sight. After spending dozens of summer days staring out a window near your cubicle to admire the rainless skies, you can now spend a Monday basked in nature’s beauty. What do you have planned? Will you be heading to the mountains for a… Read more »
For me, this time of year conjures memories of childhood vacations with my family. No matter decided to do, we always had fun. Well, there was that one year when summer school came into the picture – yuck! It seemed like every night, we would stay outside until it was dark, then finally fall into… Read more »
You should give yourself a little break, even if you can’t take a lengthy vacation to a house on the lake. A long weekend can really help reduce stress and improve your mood. It might sound nice to devote your day to household tasks, but let’s focus on the fun stuff! Rather than doing chores,… Read more »