Author: Restoration 24/7 Services

In neighborhoods like Marine Hills, Twin Lakes, and Lakota, sloped landscapes may offer great views—but they also come with hidden restoration risks. During the late summer months in Federal Way and surrounding areas, homes built along hillsides or uneven terrain are especially vulnerable to groundwater intrusion, drainage overflow, and foundation seepage. If you live near […]

Sewage backups are one of the most dreaded home disasters—and late summer in Seattle is a prime time for them to strike. Whether it’s aging infrastructure in Tacoma, tree root invasions in Lakewood, or overwhelmed municipal systems in University Place, backed-up drains and toilets can cause serious water damage, spread harmful bacteria, and leave your […]

Seattle’s spring pollen season may be over, but if you’re still sniffling or dealing with indoor dust and musty odors, your home could be holding onto more than just memories of blooming trees. By late July, the pollen may be gone from the air—but it’s often still lingering in your ducts, on surfaces, and inside […]

Seattle’s summers aren’t scorching, but when July brings warm afternoons and indoor humidity, more households rely on central air or mini-split AC systems. Unfortunately, air conditioning systems can leak—not from storm damage or burst pipes, but from the one component most homeowners overlook: condensation lines.  Whether you live in a Craftsman-style home in Tacoma, a […]

Salt Lake City may be known for dry summers, but when storms roll in, they hit hard and fast. Monsoon season, typically beginning in mid-July, brings sudden downpours and localized flash flooding that can catch homeowners off guard.  In areas like Millcreek, West Jordan, and Holladay, where aging storm drains and sloped neighborhoods are common, […]

  Seattle’s summers may be dry compared to fall and winter, but July and August still bring high humidity, especially in basements and crawl spaces. And while the sun might be shining outside, these dark, enclosed areas inside your home are prime breeding grounds for summer mold outbreaks.  At Restoration 24/7, we see it every […]

In the Salt Lake Valley, summer means high heat, dry winds, and one of the most pressing issues homeowners face: water conservation during drought season. But while most residents focus on using less water, few realize that undetected plumbing leaks can quietly waste thousands of gallons—and lead to significant property damage.  From Sandy to South […]

Seattle may be known for rain, but when it comes to summer flooding, many homeowners let their guard down. July in the Puget Sound area often brings dry, sunny weather—until a sudden storm system dumps heavy rain in just a few hours. For residents of Tacoma, Spanaway, Puyallup, and University Place, these flash flood events […]

In Salt Lake City, summer heat isn’t just uncomfortable—it can wreak havoc on your home. During July heatwaves, air conditioners run longer and harder, helping us stay cool. But few homeowners realize that an overworked AC unit can quietly cause serious water damage.  In places like West Jordan, Sandy, and South Salt Lake—where older homes […]

As the Pacific Northwest transitions into summer, Seattle-area homeowners often breathe a sigh of relief—finally, the rain slows down. But dry weather doesn’t mean your home is in the clear. In fact, July kicks off the prime season for hidden mold growth, especially in homes that endured heavy spring moisture.  From attics in Tacoma to […]