Pre-Construction

Quickly evaluate which items have been affected by flood water. This initial assessment is critical in deciding whether to salvage or replace items.

In rental properties, landlords are generally required to provide a habitable environment, which includes being free from harmful mold. If mold arises due to landlord negligence, such as failing to fix leaks, tenants may have legal grounds for breaking their lease, withholding rent, or suing for damages.

The first step in professional mold remediation is a thorough inspection of your property to identify all areas affected by mold. This involves using specialized tools to detect hidden moisture and mold that might not be visible.

Climate models predict that San Diego will experience more intense and less predictable weather patterns due to climate change. This includes an increase in the frequency and severity of both droughts and heavy rainfall events. Such changes are likely to exacerbate flood risks, particularly in low-lying and coastal areas.

Climate models predict that San Diego will experience more intense and less predictable weather patterns due to climate change. This includes an increase in the frequency and severity of both droughts and heavy rainfall events. Such changes are likely to exacerbate flood risks, particularly in low-lying and coastal areas.

San Diego's diverse geography includes areas that are at higher risk for flooding, especially during periods of heavy rainfall. Local flood zones are categorized by FEMA and can be checked through their Flood Map Service Center. It's essential for homeowners to know their property's flood zone rating, as it affects not only the potential risk for flooding but also insurance requirements and costs.