LMS Restoration's Blog

After being the Chief Financial Officer for LMS Restoration since February 2006, Chris Gies has decided to retire. ...

Now that we are complete in our restoration by LMS after our super smokey garage fire over July 4th, I want to let everyone know how pleased we are with LMS and Allstate Insurance. First off, LMS was...

Removing the tiles on your floors or walls should be treated with the same simplicity as with any other home project....

LMS Restoration teamed up with The Depot to host a benefit on July, 12 in order to raise money for the medical expenses to get Brittany the treatment she deserves....

Molds are small yet slimy organisms that love to grow in dark, humid, and damp places. If not remediated correctly, they may lead to hazardous health risks....

An emergency response plan is the action one takes before, during, and after an emergency situation....

You should know that cleaning your air ducts and HVAC ducts regularly can help keep you and your family safe from various respiratory problems....

Boarding basically protects your windows, doors, and outdoor rooms, from being knocked or blown down...

Insulating places like your basement, and attic is a smart way to save money....

Disasters, whether natural or otherwise, can cause a lot of problems for businesses. If the damage is monumental, it can spell the demise of the company....

Ignoring a leaking water heater can lead to such problems as damaged structural integrity of walls and floors due to water saturation, formation of molds, and even flooding....

If you are a Texas or Oklahoma homeowner who would like to keep your family safe from the dangers of fire accidents, read this short list of safety tips....