flooding
flooding
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by Adam Singleton - 2007-10-03
In recent years, the value of possessions in your home has likely increased as consumer culture and the need to have 'the best' comes to the fore. Add to this the significant amount of personal...
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by Andrewshw2 - 2007-10-20
Loch Powell was produced to exist like a water bank for the southwest desert which is the quickest growing region in the United States nowadays. Loch Powell is functioning precisely as it was in...
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by Mrk Decherd - 2008-06-28
Do you have the flooded basement blues? Due to their nature, being underground structures, basements are prone to water damage. It doesn't take a river overflowing its banks or a major hurricane to fl...
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by Josh Allen - 2008-07-07
Class III and Class IV are the worst flooding you can have that will require Washington water damage cleanup professionals. You will hope for restoring anything that can be restored with the structur...
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by Josh Allen - 2008-07-17
If you have recently had Wisconsin water damage cleanup and suspect you have mold growing in the structure of your home then your flooding might have transpired into a bigger problem. There are many ...
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by Paula Cherrist - 2008-08-03
With record amounts of rain in many parts of the nation this year, the topic of flood insurance has gained a lot of attention. Flooding occurred in areas where it hadn't before, or at least not in de...
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by Charmaine Pierce - 2008-08-05
As families get bigger they often decide to add extra footage to their houses rather than moving to a big home. One commonly used option to insert more extra footage to a property is finishing the ba...
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by Rachel Yoshida - 2008-08-31
Millions of people along the Florida coastlines are bracing themselves once again for hurricane strength winds and rain. It is a common occurrence for folks who live in this region at least a couple ...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-09-01
Hurricane Gustav made landfall Monday, slamming the heart of Louisiana's fishing and oil industry and testing New Orleans' levees with 110 mph winds before weakening to a category 1 storm. But, as pe...
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by Aydan Corkern - 2008-09-21
Sometimes when it rains it really pours. It seems like in recent years we are either having terrible droughts that dry up all of the crops that farmers work so diligently to produce or it rains and f...
