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As we wrap up Indoor Air Quality Month, we wanted to share one of our favorite tips for improving your home's IAQ: Ventilation. Ensure proper ventilation by regularly opening windows and doors. This helps in reducing indoor pollutants and circulating fresh air.

It's Fire Prevention Month, and we're also getting into the time of year where we're using our fireplaces more. Avoid overloading your fireplace with excessive amounts of wood, as this can lead to uncontrollable fires and overheating. Instead, build a small, controlled fire and add logs as needed. Use kindling to ignite the fire, and never use flammable liquids like gasoline to start or enhance the flames.

At STOP Restoration, we understand how stressful property damage can be. We'll go above and beyond to help restore your property and peace of mind.

Issues in your bathroom like water damage and mold can be downright horrifying! If you're dealing with these problems, call the pros at STOP Restoration for help.

October is Indoor Air Quality Month! This #IAQ fact from the EPA might surprise you. Did you know that Americans, on average, spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors, where the concentrations of some pollutants are often 2 to 5 times higher than typical outdoor concentrations?

If a fire starts in your home you may have as little as two minutes to escape. That's why having working smoke alarms is so important. In honor of Fire Prevention Month, we're sharing these important tips about smoke alarms in your house.

If you notice your neighbor has property damage, put their health and safety first and offer to help! That's one way you can be a good neighbor this National Good Neighbor Day.

Dealing with a disaster? We're here 24/7, and we don't charge after hours fees, even on nights and weekends.

Happy fall, y'all! The change of seasons bring falling leaves, which often leads to clogged gutters. Make sure to clear out any debris, leaves, and dirt that may accumulate to prevent water damage and ensure proper drainage when it rains.