Category: Guides and Tips

Why Desiccated Air Is Essential for Structural Drying After Floods, Leaks and Escapes of Water After a flood, leak or escape of water, a room can feel dry long before the building itself is…

There are 5 major types of flooding we experience in the UK. Find out what they are, including the causes, risks to your property, and how much damage they can potentially cause to affected…

Arson, clutter and unclean workplaces all are common causes of fire in workplaces. Discover the causes and how you can reduce the risks.

Discover how to identify the different types of damp, what causes them, and how you can resolve damp and mould issues with Restorations (UK). Learn more today.

Efflorescence, or the white salt deposits left when mortar or brick dries out, is noted across the UK. But what is it and how do you remove it?

As part of the restoration process, we regularly decontaminate large spaces, from residential homes to commercial offices. Decontamination helps to complete the restoration process and makes it safe for the space to be used…

The importance of maintaining a clean and hygienic space has been highlighted over recent years with the worldwide spread of the coronavirus. This applies in both commercial and residential properties – and anywhere else…

Put simply, no. Visible soot and smoke damage, along with the risk of structural collapse, can make it unsafe to remain in your home after a fire. Even if the fire is a small…

When disaster strikes at your property, and recovery becomes your immediate priority, you should consider help from a professional restorations company. These are skilled professionals who can help in emergency property restoration, whether after…

Learn about the different classes of fire and how they are classified with our useful guide today. Including electrical fires and Classes A-F. Read the blog today.