Can Your Electronics Survive a Flood? Water and electronics just do not get along well. Water exposure can cause serious damage to electronic devices to the point where they are may be irreparable. Whether your devices were dripped on or submerged by a flood, they are likely to be damaged and malfunctioning (more)

There are several situations that would mean different things for a landlord and the tenants. It would decide who would have to pay for fixing damages. Here are a few of these situations;
 

Water leakages are a common household problem. It can get frustrating dealing with them. It starts as a slight drip from a damaged pipe and grows to large puddles in your home which can cause heavy damage to property.

People who live in damp and moist environments or properties that have experienced flood or water damages are often faced with the problem of mold overgrowth. Mold can grow anywhere in the home – on bathroom walls, sinks, under your carpet or on the pipes.

While some causes of Dayton fire damage are general and can occur anywhere, other causes are more specific for certain rooms.

During a cold snap, the pipes in your building freeze and burst. While doing a load of laundry, your washing machine overflows. A heavy rainstorm causes water to leak through the roof of your building--and you live on the top floor. Water damage occurs frequently, so it's a good idea (more)

It can happen at any time and to anybody. No matter how well you maintain your home it is possible for the unexpected to happen. That is why you need to be prepared to deal with it at a moments notice. Read this article to learn some tips on dealing with Ohio water damage.

I would like to start out by saying, that I have been a General Building Contractor for quite some time now. I'm not the type of Ohio General Building Contractor who does large projects and works.