Water damage, mold and fire restoration advice from the Apex Restoration team.
36 articles
Homeowners policies typically exclude flood, so here is what an NFIP policy covers in Garden City, when a lender asks for one and how the 50% rule works.
Built or replumbed between 1978 and July 1995? Your Mountain Home house could have polybutylene. How to tell, where to look and when to call a plumber.
Boise's three business days cover housing code violations, not mold by name. Who fixes what, tenant notices, rent, retaliation and who removes mold.
How Boise's code splits the sewer pipe between owner and City, who pays the plumber, whom to call and the deadline for a claim with the City.
Eagle lists repair and demolition as permit work: which fire repairs its code treats as ordinary, what can start first and how long a permit lasts.
Typical policy wording covers sudden, accidental smoke damage, which can include smoke from a fire next door. What to check in a Nampa policy and claim.
Policies often cover water damage from a frozen pipe if you took reasonable care. What to check in an older Emmett house and the order after a thaw.
Homeowners insurance can pay for mold removal in a Caldwell home when the mold traces back to a covered water event, often only up to a limit. Here's how that limit often works, what an adjuster weighs, and what to tell your insurer.
When a water heater or washer floods a Star garage, stay clear of anything electrical the water reached, stop it at the source, and move it away from the house wall. Here's what to check next, and which board Idaho's code calls for when that wall is repaired.
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