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Water levels and flows in all Hamilton area watercourses are expected to increase significantly as a result of the rain and snowmelt forecasted for today and tomorrow, Jan. 24 & 25. https://bit.ly/3SwToeb

After a warm and dry June, here's the latest look at our water resource position👇 Despite rainfall last month being 62% below average, our reservoir and groundwater levels remain above average for this time of year. Demand on our water supply last month was relatively high, so with wet weather on the horizon, why not install a water butt to make the most of the rain?☔ No matter the weather, water is a precious resource. Using less water at home means more is available for our rivers and streams during dry weather💧

Sewer backups and drain overflows can cause extensive property damage. Although these terms are often used interchangeably, they differ in how each occurs and how the water loss is categorized. Dive deeper! 👇 💩 https://lnkd.in/e26Bgi7q

#FloodInsurance can help shield you from financial burden after a #flood and getting S.E.T will prepare your home against flooding. Store important documents; Elevate your utilities; and   Toss out debris from gutters. Learn more about these three easy steps at floodsmart.gov/SET 

If you suspect a pool leak, it’s a good idea to look at the overall circumstances to make sure that water loss is indeed due to a leak and not evaporation. While evaporation rates can vary greatly depending on individual conditions, they can account for up to 1 inch of water per day.

Noticing new water damage, perhaps from melting snow and ice seeping through a window, doorway, or even through the roof?  It’s vital that you act immediately!  Even minor water damage can lead to mold growth and more serious forms of property or structural damage if left untreated.  Visit our blog where you can browse our articles to learn more about steps you can take to clean and treat water damage, and how to recognize the signs of damage that requires the professionals. #WaterDamage #WaterRedmediation #AHI

Here Comes the Rain! ☔️ Which Means, its the Perfect Storm for Ice Dams and Leaks. What Causes them? They Happen Due to the Rain and Internal Temp of the Roof Being Warmer (Improper/Inadequate Ventilation) than the External Temp, in Turn Melting the Snow. When the Melted Snow, now Water Hits the Overhangs of your Structure that is not Internally Heated, Water will Re-Freeze Causing an “Ice Dam”. 🧊 The Snow Above the Ice Dam will Continuously Melt, Eventually having No Where to go Besides Under your Shingles into your Attic, Down your Walls, or Even Both Causing your Leaks. 😫 Thankfully ProTek Innovations Happen to be Leak Specialists who Place a 1 Year Warranty on Leaks! If you are Experiencing Ice Dams, we can Remove them! If you are Experiencing Leaks, we can Stop them! Phone Hours for the Rest of the Week: 9am-9pm Give us a Call, We are Happy to Help!

Is your home's water heater struggling? Sediment in your water can cause a lot of issues.. give this a quick read to learn all about it... https://lnkd.in/gktTv_6d #sediment #springellwater

During the summer months, heavy rain can overload sewer systems and if not properly mitigated, can cause water back-up in your home. Water back-up can pose a danger to you and your family and can be expensive to repair. Check out our article for ways you can prevent this from happening: https://lnkd.in/gPcT3tJR

Today the temperature will rise to a high of 91°F and drop to a low of 52°F, with a chance of storms at 50%. Find out what impact this type of heat has on asphalt shingles. https://postly.click/C1ta #asphaltshingles #heatadvisory #middleTN #LebanonTNroofingblog