Broadco Property Restoration

08/31/2026

As August comes to an end, take a moment to review how your property handled the summer.

Ask yourself:

Did any areas experience leaks after heavy rain?

Are there rooms with lingering humidity or musty odors?

Did the basement or crawl space remain dry?

Are there unresolved roof or exterior concerns?

Did your sump pump operate properly?

Is your emergency contact information current?

Is the property ready for changing fall weather?

Damage does not always announce itself through a major emergency. Sometimes it begins with a stain, an odor or a damp area that seems small enough to postpone.

If something does not look or smell right, professional assessment can help determine what is happening behind the surface.

BROADCO is available 24/7 and offers free damage assessments. Visit broadco.com to get started.

08/28/2026

The best time to find a loose branch isn't when it's coming through your roof. 🌧️

When severe weather is in the forecast, a quick property inspection can help identify potential trouble spots.

Look for dead or damaged tree limbs near the house, loose outdoor furniture or decorations, visibly damaged roofing materials, clogged gutters, unsecured objects, and drainage problems.

Bring lightweight outdoor items inside or secure them appropriately. Make sure windows and doors are properly closed. Keep vehicles and valuable outdoor equipment protected whenever possible.

And never put yourself at risk trying to perform repairs when severe weather is already underway.

Homeowner Tip: Create a simple pre-storm checklist and keep it somewhere accessible. When the forecast changes quickly, you'll already know what needs your attention.

You can't prevent every storm from causing damage.

But preparation may help reduce unnecessary damage.

And if your home or business is affected, BROADCO's 24/7 emergency response team can help secure and stabilize the property and begin the restoration process.

From board-up and tarping to water mitigation and reconstruction, we're here to help you recover.

Learn more at www.broadco.com.

08/26/2026

There's a lot of water hiding behind your washing machine.

Most homeowners don't spend much time looking behind their washer — and we completely understand why.

But it's worth taking a peek.

Washing machine supply hoses and connections can deteriorate, loosen, crack, or begin leaking over time. A small leak can cause hidden moisture damage, while a major hose failure can release a significant amount of water very quickly.

At BROADCO, we encourage homeowners to periodically inspect hoses and connections for bulges, cracking, corrosion, moisture, or other signs of deterioration.

Follow the appliance manufacturer's recommendations for inspection and replacement, and if you're unsure about the condition of a plumbing connection, have a qualified professional evaluate it.

It's a small maintenance task with the potential to prevent a very big mess.

Homeowner Tip: Add washing machine hoses, dishwasher connections, refrigerator water lines, and the area around your water heater to your regular leak inspection.

Water damage isn't always caused by a dramatic storm.

Sometimes it starts behind an appliance.

If it happens, our team can help with water extraction, drying, dehumidification, and restoration.

Visit www.broadco.com to learn more.

08/26/2026

Some of the best fire restoration advice we can give is advice that helps you never need fire restoration.

The kitchen deserves special attention.

When cooking, stay aware of what's happening on the stove or in the oven, keep combustible materials away from heat sources, and make sure smoke alarms throughout your home are maintained and tested according to manufacturer recommendations.

Also have an appropriate fire extinguisher readily accessible and make sure household members know how and when it should be used — without putting themselves in danger.

Prevention matters.

Preparation matters.

And above everything else, people come before property. If a fire occurs, prioritize getting everyone to safety and contacting emergency services.

Homeowner Tip: Take a few minutes this week to look around your kitchen for items stored too close to heat sources. Small changes can reduce unnecessary risk.

If a fire does damage your property, BROADCO can help with the recovery process.

Our fire restoration services include smoke and soot cleanup, deodorization, contents restoration, structural repairs, and reconstruction.

Hopefully you'll never need us.

But if you do, we'll be ready.

Visit www.broadco.com.


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With over 25 years of experience in residential & commercial property restoration, our team can handle fire damage, water damage, storm damage, & more.

08/26/2026

💡 Wisdom Wednesday: When it is safe to do so, document visible property damage before major cleanup begins.

Photos and videos can help create a record of:

Affected rooms and exterior areas

Damaged belongings

Standing water

Roof or window damage

Visible smoke and soot

The apparent source of the problem

Preserve receipts and written records connected to emergency expenses, temporary repairs and professional services. Contact your insurance provider for instructions specific to your policy and loss.

Documentation is important, but never enter an unsafe area or delay urgent measures needed to protect people and prevent additional damage.

BROADCO works with property owners and insurance providers throughout the restoration process, helping organize documentation and keep recovery moving forward.

For 24/7 restoration assistance, visit broadco.com.

08/24/2026

When was the last time you actually looked at the floor around your water heater?

Not walked past it.

Not stored another box beside it.

Actually inspected it.

Water heaters are easy to forget about until something goes wrong. That's why we recommend occasionally checking the surrounding area for moisture, corrosion, dripping connections, staining, or other unusual changes.

Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule and have qualified professionals address problems you discover.

One minute of observation can sometimes give you an early warning that something isn't right.

Homeowner Tip: Keep the area around your water heater accessible so leaks are easier to notice. Avoid surrounding it with belongings that could hide moisture or be damaged if water escapes.

And if you discover significant water, remember: removing the visible water is only part of the job.

Moisture can migrate into flooring, walls, and other materials.

BROADCO provides professional water extraction, structural drying, dehumidification, and moisture monitoring to help ensure affected areas are properly addressed.

Don't just dry what you can see.

Visit www.broadco.com to learn more.


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08/21/2026

Your sump pump isn't something you want to discover isn't working during a downpour.

A functioning sump pump can be an important line of defense against basement water damage.

Unfortunately, many homeowners don't think about theirs until heavy rain arrives or water begins rising.

At BROADCO, we'd rather see homeowners test their systems before they're needed.

Check the pump periodically for visible debris or obstructions and make sure the discharge area isn't blocked. Following the manufacturer's instructions, test the system to verify that the pump activates and moves water properly.

If your system includes a backup, don't forget to check that as well.

These simple preventive steps can help reduce the possibility of an unpleasant surprise when severe weather arrives.

If a sump pump does fail or your basement floods, however, time becomes extremely important. Standing water can damage flooring, walls, furniture, electrical components, and other materials while creating conditions for additional problems.

Homeowner Tip: Don't wait for the forecast to say “heavy rain” before checking your sump pump.

Test now. Relax later.

And if water gets in anyway, BROADCO provides emergency water removal and restoration services.

Learn more at www.broadco.com.

08/19/2026

Those leaves sitting in your gutters aren't just ugly. 🍂

Your gutters and downspouts have an important job: helping move rainwater away from your home.

When they become clogged with leaves, twigs, dirt, and other debris, water can overflow or collect where you don't want it.

That's why routine gutter maintenance is such an important part of protecting your property.

At BROADCO, we encourage homeowners to keep gutters clear, inspect downspouts, and make sure water is being directed away from the foundation.

While you're outside, look for loose gutters, damaged sections, roof drainage issues, and areas where water consistently pools near the home after rain.

Those little clues can help identify a potential problem before the next major storm.

Homeowner Tip: Check your gutters and drainage before storm season and again after heavy weather.

Preventing unwanted water intrusion is always preferable to dealing with the damage afterward.

But storms aren't always predictable.

When your property is affected by severe weather, BROADCO provides storm restoration services including emergency response, board-up and tarping, debris removal, water mitigation, and reconstruction.

Prepare when you can. Call us when you need us.

Visit www.broadco.com.


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08/17/2026

Some of the most expensive water damage starts with a leak you barely notice. 💧

A slow drip beneath a sink, behind an appliance, around a toilet, or inside a wall may not seem urgent at first. But when moisture is allowed to remain, it can damage flooring, drywall, cabinetry, and other building materials while creating conditions where mold can develop.

At BROADCO, one of the best pieces of advice we can give homeowners is simple: pay attention to changes in your home.

Watch for water stains, bubbling paint, warped flooring, unexplained musty odors, damp cabinetry, or an unexpected increase in your water bill. Periodically look beneath sinks and around appliances instead of waiting for water to become visible in the middle of the room.

Catching a small problem early can sometimes prevent a much larger restoration project later.

And when water damage has already occurred, acting quickly matters.

We provide water extraction, structural drying, dehumidification, sanitization, and restoration services designed to help get your property back to a safe, dry condition.

Homeowner Tip: Make a quick leak inspection part of your monthly home-maintenance routine. Five minutes today could prevent a major headache tomorrow.

If water damage catches you by surprise, we're ready to help.

Visit www.broadco.com to learn more.

08/14/2026

The period immediately following a severe storm can feel overwhelming. Knowing what the restoration process may involve can make the next steps feel more manageable.

Depending on the damage, professional storm response may include:

Inspecting the interior and exterior

Identifying immediate safety concerns

Securing openings with board-up or tarping

Removing standing water

Drying affected materials

Documenting the damage

Developing a repair and reconstruction plan

Coordinating information needed for the insurance process

Fast action can help protect the property from additional water intrusion, deterioration and secondary damage.

BROADCO provides 24/7 storm-damage services for homes and businesses. We keep clients informed throughout the restoration process with open communication and regular updates.

Visit broadco.com or call 877-450-6250.