Cleaning & Restoration Blog by Hydro Clean

You might be spending your Coronavirus stay-at-home days watching television, arranging Zoom happy hours, and working from home. And while there is nothing wrong with some relaxation and self-care during this stressful period, you must prepare your home and office for life post-COVID-19.

If you are a homeowner, you deserve the most beautiful and cleanest of furniture inside your home. This is especially true with any white sofas or loveseats that you may have.

If you’re reading this, you are probably looking at a giant puddle of water inside your home. While some residential flooding is caused by leaky water heaters, clogged sewer lines, or intense rainfall, the most common cause is a busted water pipe.

Flood damage and water damage are both one and the same. They’re both horrible and can cause extensive property damage when not treated right away. When it comes down to water damage vs. flood damage, flood damage poses much higher risks that can require insurance coverage and more out of pocket expenses.

We all know the importance of cleaning our homes, but some don’t take the time to prioritize drapery cleaning. The job of your draperies is to keep light out and provide insulation.

Are the coughs and sneezes getting you down and preventing you from truly enjoying your home as you could and should? The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is sweeping the nation, so you can’t jeopardize your health with other harmful dirt, bacteria, and allergens that might make its way inside of your home.

Most people know that a clean environment is right for your health. While you can’t always control the cleanliness of a public space that you enter, you can make sure your home is fostering the best environment it possibly can.

With the improvement of technology, many people are beginning to understand the hazardous effects of air pollution. Most try to make their indoor air safe and clean as well through consistent air duct cleaning.