There are times when house fires occur accidentally due to no fault of our own. While you cannot completely eradicate the possibility of these disastrous events, there are a few tips you can follow that can help minimize their likelihood. Follow these five fire safety prevention tips from Zona Restoration to keep your Tempe home as secure as possible from the dangers of accidental fires.
Asbestos is not something to be taken lightly. Exposure to this hazardous material can cause several health issues including lung cancer and mesothelioma. If you believe your home may contain this dangerous substance, consider having your home tested by professional asbestos inspectors. To help you feel more comfortable with this service, keep reading to learn more about the asbestos testing process conducted by Zona Restoration.
Many older homes in the United States feature asbestos materials used in design and construction. Back in the 1930s to 1950s, home builders viewed asbestos as a strong, lightweight material ideal for roofing and ceiling applications. Asbestos has excellent fire resistance, and it’s a great electrical insulator.However, public opinion on asbestos changed in the 1970s. People exposed to asbestos started to develop respiratory issues involving the lungs. Soon after, medical science started linking asbestos poisoning to building materials used in home construction.As a result, no new construction projects after the 70s used asbestos. However, plenty of old construction features asbestos materials used in the roofing system. In the 60s, people would replace these tiles without a second thought.However, after learning about the health risks associated with the material, homeowners must call a professional contractor to remove asbestos tiles from the roof. Trying to remove the tiles yourself can be dangerous, … Continued
When your Phoenix home has been flooded by a broken pipe, a malfunctioning appliance, or a passing thunderstorm, it’s essential to extract any moisture as soon as possible. You may be wondering if you should attempt this process on your own or if it would be best to hire a professional water mitigation company like Zona Restoration. While there are many factors to think about, we recommend you consider these three conditions when making this decision.
If you’re planning to remodel your older Scottsdale home, it’s a good idea to take preventative measures in case your home contains asbestos. As you’re demolishing your home and removing older materials, you really can’t tell if you’ve come across asbestos or not. An asbestos abatement professional, like Zona Restoration, has the training and experience to know how to spot asbestos. Becoming knowledgeable about asbestos will help you reduce any exposure to you or your family while remodeling your home.
Does your home need build-back and reconstruction services due to a devastating fire, plumbing leaks, or mold remediation? You may be wondering if you need to hire a professional reconstruction company or if you can attempt your home’s restoration as a DIY project. To help you make the best choice for your specific situation, Zona Restoration has addressed a few myths surrounding professional reconstruction services.
Ozone, also known as O3, is a gas compound that consists of three oxygen atoms. It occurs as a natural compound and can also be manufactured synthetically. At Zona Restoration, we use ozone treatments to remove difficult and stubborn odors from homes across the Phoenix area. If you’re not familiar with ozone treatments, these three frequently asked questions may help you understand how it works, and why it’s an effective odor removal method.
Not only does lead pose a health risk to you and your family, but it can also significantly decrease the value of your Phoenix property. If you do have lead in your home, you will want to take steps to safely prevent it from becoming loose and being inhaled by members of your family. The team at Zona Restoration has been assisting families since 2012 with our lead removal services. Taking these steps will keep your family, and your home, safe from the dangers of lead.
Finding lead in your Phoenix home may not be as uncommon as you think, especially if it was built in the 1970s or earlier. Lead-based paint was very popular for painting homes before it was banned in 1978. Left undisturbed, lead paint will not cause any harm to you or your family. If you do find lead paint that is chipped, cracked, or peeling off, that is definitely a cause for concern. At Zona Restoration, we recommend following these first three steps to safely mitigate any potential hazards caused by lead in your Chandler home. Our next blog post will cover the other three steps.1. Do Not DisturbThe first thing you need to do if you find lead-based paint in your home is to leave it alone. Try your best not to disturb it. If needed, place a sign on the wall or structure that contains the lead-based paint as … Continued
Plumbing leaks can become a major issue if not taken care of properly. A small clog or tiny leak can turn into an expensive plumbing repair in no time. There are things you can do to prevent pipe leaks in your Mesa home. At Zona Restoration, we recommend you follow these three tips in order to keep your home’s plumbing in top-notch condition.