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How to Prepare for a Flood

Flooding can happen unexpectedly, causing severe damage to properties in a short amount of time. At WINMAR®, we understand the serious impact water damage can have on a home. Taking proactive steps can help minimize damage and speed up recovery from a water-related event. Know Your Flood Risk It’s important to understand the difference between […]

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What Causes Different Types of Mould

Knowing what areas of your home could be at risk for developing mould is essential. Not only can mould cause severe property damage, but it also puts your family’s health at risk. Knowing what causes different types of mould can help you prevent future growth and mitigate any existing damage. Here’s a breakdown of what […]

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Seasonal Water Damage Risks

Water damage can strike at any time of year, but the risks change with the seasons. Each season brings unique challenges to homeowners, and understanding these seasonal risks can help you better protect your property and investment. Spring – As winter thaws and snow melts, the risk of water damage increases significantly. Spring is notorious […]

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Storm Preparedness

Across Canada, we have been experiencing unusually severe summer storms. As a homeowner, it’s important that you, your family, and your property are ready for the potential of severe weather. There are many things you can do to safeguard your home before a storm to minimize the damage. Important Documents Keep important documentation safe and […]

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Flood Damage – Types of Water

Flood damage can be localized in a home or it can be a wide scale natural disaster. All flooding situations can be dangerous to human health and safety, in addition to causing extensive property damage. The severity and level of emergency of a flood depends on the amount of water, the source and the type […]

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Clogged Weeping Tile – What You Need To Know

Unlike the name suggests, weeping tiles are actually pipes that discharge underground water from around the perimeter of a home or from a basement. Exterior weeping tile manages water at ground level, and is placed in a trench around your home, whereas interior weeping tile is most often used if the exterior weeping tile has failed.

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What To Do When Your Home Floods

Flooding is stressful, serious, and unfortunately not 100% preventable due to accidents, like sump pump failure, and extreme forces of nature. While we can’t always control when our home floods, we can control how we react to, and cope with, such a disaster in order to minimize damage and loss.

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