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What Should You Do Immediately After a House Fire in Winter?
A house fire is traumatic any time of year—but in winter, it adds a new level of urgency. The bitter cold, risk of frozen pipes, and the combination of fire, water, and smoke damage can leave your home more vulnerable than ever. If you’re facing this situation, you’re...
Is Mold Still a Problem in Colder Months?
s temperatures drop across Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, many homeowners breathe a sigh of relief—thinking the threat of mold fades with the heat. But here’s the truth: mold doesn’t take the winter off. In fact, cold weather can increase your risk of...
Why Do Frozen Pipes Burst—and How Can You Prevent It?
When the cold sets in across Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, it doesn’t just chill the air—it can wreak havoc on your plumbing. One of the most urgent winter plumbing emergencies we see at A+ Services is burst pipes due to freezing temperatures. If you’ve...
Can Water Damage Happen in Winter?
Yes—water damage absolutely can happen in winter, and in many cases, it’s even more dangerous. While most homeowners associate flooding and leaks with spring rains or summer storms, cold weather brings its own set of high-risk issues. Ice dams, frozen pipes, and poor...
Protecting Your Basement from August Rain and Flash Flooding
August in Covington, KY brings steamy temperatures, heavy rain, and sudden flash floods—especially after days of soaking humidity. And if your home isn’t properly protected, all that water can end up in one dreaded place: your basement. Basement flooding is one of the...
Kids Are Back in School—Is Your Home’s Air Quality Safe?
As the back-to-school rush kicks in, most Covington families shift their focus to packing lunches, setting routines, and organizing carpools. But there’s one thing many homeowners forget to check this time of year: your home’s indoor air quality. After a hot, humid...
Summer Storm Season in Kentucky: Is Your Home Ready for the Next Big One?
Summer in Kentucky isn't just about cookouts, bluegrass festivals, and sunshine—it’s also peak storm season. Late July through September often brings severe thunderstorms, flash floods, high winds, and even hailstorms across Covington and Northern Kentucky. These...
Mold Loves Humidity: Why August Is Peak Mold Growth Season
August in Covington brings high humidity, heavy rains, and warm temperatures—all the things mold thrives on. Mold growth in homes often spikes during late summer, especially in basements, bathrooms, and other moisture-prone areas. If you’re not paying close attention,...
How Do Professionals Dry a House After Flooding?
Flooding can turn your home upside down in just hours — soaking walls, floors, and belongings. But once the water stops, the clock is ticking: mold can start growing within 24-48 hours! So, how do professional restoration teams dry a house after flooding? Let’s walk...
What Happens After Emergency Mitigation?
When disaster strikes — whether it’s a burst pipe, house fire, storm damage, or flooding — emergency mitigation is your first line of defense. But many homeowners wonder: what happens next? 1. Understanding Emergency Mitigation Services2. What Happens After the...