Water-activated flood bags, an automatic pump, a backwater valve and six more cheap fixes that keep storm water out of North Texas homes. What to buy, in what order.
Most Texas homeowners policies don’t cover floods, but rain through a storm-damaged roof or a burst pipe usually is covered. Here’s where the line falls before this week’s rain.
Most North Texas jobs run $1,500 to $6,000. What actually drives your number, the Texas 25 square foot rule that requires two separate firms, and when insurance pays.
Usually not under a standard Texas policy. What the water backup endorsement does, how to check your declarations page, and what to do in the first hour of a Category 3 backup.
A bathroom exhaust fan fire in a DFW home ended when the burning fan fell into the toilet. Real photos, the smoke cleanup, and how to prevent it.
A broken grease trap closed a DFW restaurant. New Armor Restoration removed 50 bags of grease, pumped 12 inches of contaminated water, controlled odor, and helped reopen the restaurant within 48 hours.
Dallas-Fort Worth sits in the heart of hail country. A single storm can pummel your roof with ice. The damage is not always obvious from the ground. But ignored hail damage leads to leaks and rot. Here is what to do after hail hits your DFW roof. Key Takeaways ›Hail damage is often hard to […]
The fire is out, but the damage is not done. Smoke and soot keep working long after the flames. They stain surfaces and corrode metal and electronics. In a Dallas-Fort Worth home, fast cleanup limits the harm. Here is how to handle smoke and soot the right way. Key Takeaways ›Soot is acidic and keeps […]
What water damage restoration costs in Dallas in 2026. Real pricing by scope, the slab-leak premium, hail-storm patterns, and the Texas insurance tradeoff most homeowners miss.
What mold removal costs in Fort Worth in 2026. Real pricing by scope, the Texas TMARR licensing requirement, the DFW summer humidity factor, and how to navigate the insurance gap.