What to Do If Lead Paint Is Found In Your Home
While many people consider lead paint to be a safety issue of the past, homes built before 1978 could have used it somewhere inside or outside. Potential hazards vary, as paint that’s undisturbed poses less of a risk. However, cracking, chipping or peeling paint or wall material can generate chips and dust, exposing occupants to…
Risks for Cannabis Cultivators
The legal cannabis industry has a long supply chain, starting with cultivators and farmers. While risks are primarily discussed at the retail level, an increasing number of concerns are emerging for cultivators, spanning from health and safety to testing, maintenance and security. If you own a cannabis-related business, here’s what you should know. Cannabis Is…
Does Your Home Need a Leak Detection System?
Many homeowners assume that if a pipe doesn’t burst, their property is not at risk of water damage. Yet hidden leaks, appliance issues and flooding due to a defective sump pump can contribute to rot, mold and structural concerns that will likely require you to file a claim. Excluding natural disasters, leak detection systems alert…
How to Prepare Your Motorcycle for Riding Season
After spending the winter season in storage, your motorcycle requires maintenance to be ready for the road. To avoid breaking down a few miles into your trip, understand how to get your bike ready for spring. Inspect for Damage Check the frame for cracks and make sure no animals have crawled inside the exhaust or…
Biggest Springtime Risks for Homeowners
Protecting your home is a year-round effort. In the spring, you may contend with more extreme weather, thawing and windstorms, plus winter-related damage like a roof leak. Before the start of the season, anticipate the following potential issues. Flooding and Water Damage While the coastal region has higher risks for hurricanes and other storms bringing…
