RestoreCore Blog
What Are Some Common Signs of Mold?
When water damage occurs, it often leaves some telltale signs. However, with multifamily dwellings, those red flags can be a bit harder to spot. Property managers aren’t in the space full-time, so common signs of mold in an apartment—especially in carpets, which may...
read more6 Questions to Ask a Restoration Company
Though you may experience building damage from a disaster, whether it’s from smoke, water or something else, there’s always the potential for recovery. But if you’ve never been in this situation before, you might find yourself wondering what questions to ask a...
read moreFire Prevention at Home and Work
Imagine it is 10pm on a Tuesday and you are standing outside watching flames engulf your home or property as smoke billows into the air. You know that all of your possessions are being destroyed by the flames, and you wish you could do something to make it stop. OR,...
read moreMold Removal: DIY or Hire a Professional?
Discovering mold inside your home can seem like just an unsightly inconvenience, but just because it's common, doesn't mean it's not a big deal. Mold inside your home is a serious condition. Chances are, you've either seen mold or suspected its hidden presence at some...
read moreSteps to Take If Your Home Floods From a Spring Thaw
Flooding due to weather doesn’t just happen in hurricane-prone areas or during spring rains. Here in the mid-Atlantic region, melting snow can cause big problems. Snowmelt flooding occurs when the temperature rises above the freezing point and the snow on the ground...
read moreWhy You Should Hire a Restoration Contractor
If something disastrous has happened to your property, you might be doing research on the benefits of hiring restoration contractors or just going with a general contractor. While both have their own unique benefits, if you’ve...
read moreProject Spotlight: Water Cleanup and Restoration
The RestoreCore team was recently called into a large healthcare facility in a neighboring state to tackle a water restoration that occurred after a pipe burst. An underground pipe leaked water, dirt, and debris into the main building through a mechanical room. The...
read morePreparing for Colder Temperatures
While warmer weather may still be hanging on, colder temperatures are just around the corner. Now is the time to start preparing your home or property for winter. Fall brings the start of school and the harvest season but it’s also a time for those located in colder...
read moreBackyard Safety for Summer Fun
Summer is a great time to get your family and friends together and enjoy some outdoor fun. With the weather at its peak, there’s lots of ways you can spend time outside right at home. Summer means grilling, bonfires, and more, but these activities come with inherent...
read moreNew SecureCore Website
Our SecureCore division recently launched a brand-new website and we wanted to share it with our customers! RestoreCore’s offerings aren’t just for after a disaster, we want to help you prepare for the worst and that’s where SecureCore comes in. SecureCore...
read moreThank You!
The beginning of the year brought about a hurried and intense season for our restoration company. With a litany of unpredictable weather including a seesaw of cold and ice into warm days and back, the RestoreCore team had their hands full with a surge in restoration...
read moreFreezing Pipes and Water Damage Prevention
Winter is here and when temperatures are below freezing, you run the risk of incurring water damage in Philadelphia and beyond through a dreaded burst pipe. Not only can a burst pipe cause water damage, it can create mold issues and loss of possessions as well....
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