Rainbow International of Kitchener
237 Arnold St N2H 6E8 Kitchener, ON, Canada

With this time of year where the ground is not frozen just yet and we get warm days, expect to see flooding in your basement! . Be careful when driving in this rain as well as we can turn icy very quickly with the winds! . Dont hesitate to call us should you see some wet drywall or a spongy carpet!... . #flood #restoration #contractor See more

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Where to start... House fires take the lives and homes of too many people. Read on to learn how to prevent house fires. Your home is a place where you make memories and build your life. That’s why it is scary to imagine your home ever suffering from a disaster such as a fire.... Although you can’t control everything, there are some steps you can take to help reduce the risk of fire and smoke damage. Not sure where to begin, or what items in your home pose a threat? Here are 10 ways to reduce the risk of house fires: 1. Test Your Smoke Alarms Regularly The easiest way to avoid a house fire is by checking your smoke alarms regularly. There is a little button on it that you can press to test it. If it beeps weakly, then you need to change the batteries ASAP. If a fire breaks out and it’s not working, tragedy can quickly occur as no one is alerted to evacuate. 2. Inspect All Your Heating Sources If your heating sources aren’t working properly they could trigger a fire to happen. You should have them checked out annually by a professional. Make sure your air filters are always cleaned out, and if you’re using a space heater it needs to be positioned away from anything flammable. A fire can easily start from debris and dust being too close to a heat source so make sure you clean them regularly. 3. Keep Your Stove and Oven Clean Don’t worry, the stove didn’t randomly combust because of your cooking. It most likely happened because forgotten food particles on the burner got too hot. Food particles aren’t the only thing that could cause this to happen. If your curtains hang a little too close to the stove, they can catch fire. If you leave a dish towel or cookbook on a burner that you forgot was still hot, they can catch fire. 4. Don’t Leave Your Kitchen A few seconds is all it takes for a fire to break out. This is why you never want to leave cooking food unattended. If you have to leave the kitchen for any reason, turn off that pot of boiling noodles first. If for whatever reason you can’t turn off the oven, call someone into the kitchen to watch the food until you get back. 5. Always Check Your Dryer Depending on what type of dryer you have

In a disaster, time is measured in hours and minutes - not days. Choose Rainbow International for 24/7 emergency restoration and remediation services you can trust.

Does homeowners insurance cover fire damage? The answer is usually yes. Rainbow International has compiled some helpful information about homeowners insurance and fire coverage. Read your policy or call your insurance company to be sure.

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