Spring Cleaning Checklist To Avoid Water Damage

It is finally starting to feel like spring all around Hyde Park, and with spring comes a list of things that need cleaned and organized. Sierra Restoration wants to be sure that you don’t overlook some important ‘spring cleaning’ items that should be done outside your home to help safeguard it from potential water damage […]

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Water Damage Cleanup: Overlooked Areas In Your Home

No area of your Hyrum home is free from the threat of water damage. However, there are a few specific regions that are the most likely to suffer from water damage. From our water damage cleanup pros at Sierra Restoration here are four of those regions and what you can do to prevent water damage […]

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The Risk Of Secondary Fire Damage

When your Tremonton home suffers fire damage, you are in for an emotional rollercoaster. You may think that when the fire is out that the damage has already been done. Unfortunately, the damage continues. Secondary fire refers to damage that occurs due to smoke and corrosive substances released by the fire. In some cases, secondary […]

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Fire Damage Prevention During The Holidays

During the holidays in Hyrum, we are all for seeing chestnuts roasting on an open fire. However, what we don’t want to see is your home and belongings roasting in open flames and sustaining fire damage. Sadly, house fires are fairly common during this time of year, and there are few disasters more devastating than […]

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Having A Plan For Fires And Damages To Your Tremonton Home

It seems like fires are threatening areas all around us lately. With all the high fire alerts in Utah right now, it is important to know how to respond in case a fire does threaten your Tremonton home, so you know what to do in times of damage restoration.  Fire Damage In Tremonton  Have a […]

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An Animal Infestation Can Threaten Your Home And Call For Water Damage Restoration

As late summer turns colder and the temps drop, it is prime time for rodent infestations. The little critters begin looking for shelter before winter hits; your warm home is very inviting. Once inside, mice and other rodents gnaw on just about anything, including electrical wires. When a household fire is deemed to be caused […]

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Filing An Insurance Claim For Wind Damage

If you’re a resident of Cache Valley, you’ve probably experienced massive windstorms wreak havoc upon your neighborhood. Fallen trees, shingles flying from roofs, and shattered windows are a few outcomes that can leave you feeling helpless and exposed. It’s highly encouraged that you call our wind damage experts immediately following a disaster. They will come […]

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Safety Procedures Following Fire Damage

Waking up to the smell of smoke is never something someone wants to deal with. The thought of evacuating your Tremonton home and leaving everything behind is a nightmare in and of itself. In Utah, fires happen frequently, and most times, the fire happens without warning or a moment’s notice. It is impossible to predict […]

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Water Damage From Indoor Leaks

Relatively innocent leaks drip water from the source into the drain or sewer line. This wastes water and costs you money, but it doesn’t cause any damage. However, leaks from pipes, fittings, and hoses can damage your home and lead to high repair costs. Here are the other places to watch out for potential leaks. […]

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Summer Fire Damage Risks In Tremonton

Summertime is ripe with tradition: watermelon, sunburns, fireworks, and fun! In the Cache Valley, summer also brings the risk of fire and fire damage to your home. In addition to the expected danger from the Fourth of July pyrotechnics, some other areas that could potentially catch fire are: The Garage Storage, working space, tools, and […]

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