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Repairing your home after fire or water damage
Most people believe it will never happen to them, but fire is one of the greatest risks to damage of property in Canada today. Residential fires currently account for the greatest number of fires in Canada each year. And even if you escape a fire without injury to you or your family, it’s unlikely that your home will fare so well. Modern building practices (using synthetic materials) are thought to be accelerating the speed at which fire can spread through your home—way faster than the seven-minute response time currently aimed for by the nations fire services. Fire can cause a lot of damage in seven minutes. And then there’s the additional damage that’s caused by the water used to douse the flames. Water will rot wood, rust metal, delaminate surfaces and, perhaps worst of all foster the growth of mould. Mould will spread through your home and can cause severe health problems—especially the young and the elderly.
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