Drymore Company

12/24/2022

Heading out this Christmas Eve evening? Well it'll be cold. Clear skies and light winds will make for a wonderful evening to drive around, sing some Christmas songs, and look at some beautiful lights.

12/24/2022

Houston,

We're not in the clear yet. For yet one more night, we will still be below freezing temps and your house will still be susceptible to freezing and bursting pipes. Check out our previous posts for tips on how to prevent frozen pipe water damage!

12/24/2022

We would like to extend a HUGE thank you to our emergency water clean up crew! You have an incredibly positive impact on so many people that have suffered water damage during this winter freeze.

We are working tirelessly through the holidays to ensure we can help as many people have a dry Christmas as possible.

Thank you.

12/24/2022

12/24/2022

Did you know there are multiple categories of water damage?

Most frozen pipe bursts fall within the category 1 water loss and can be easily mitigated.

12/24/2022

If Winter Storm Elliot caused your pipes to burst, you MUST dry your water damaged home within 72 hours to prevent secondary damages such as mold growth.

📲 281-930-0100 to start drying your water damaged property immediately.

12/24/2022

Houston, seriously, there's much more drying your house than simply moping up the water. Mold begins to grown if your house is not properly dried within 72 hours of the water damage.

📲 281-930-0100 to speak to a pro

12/23/2022

Need a place to stay warm? Here is a list of warming centers open until Sunday. The story coming up on KHOU 11 News at 6.

12/23/2022

Read this quick tip to thaw out your frozen pipes!

The following guidance on how to thaw frozen pipes is from the American Red Cross.

12/23/2022

Happy ! Today marks the start of winter and the shortest day of the year!

As we start this new season, make sure you and your loved ones are prepared for anything the next few months may bring by visiting www.ready.gov/winter-weather

12/23/2022

These tips will help keep you warm if you have lost power during the winter freeze

Gather your family to ONE room. Effectively, this will trap your body heat into one room so that it may be shared between your family and keep everybody more comfortable

Pile up in extra clothes and blankets. This is the same concept. If your power is out and you do not have a heater, do NOT hesitate to pull out your extra sheets, blankets and clothes to stay warm in. Yes, it will look silly. Yes, you will be warm

Use alternative heat sources such as candles or your fireplace. When confined to a small area and following the other tips above, the heat put off by even a single candle could provide tremendous comfort to your loved ones.

Visit a public building such as your local library. Public buildings may still have power and could keep your family warm during the freeze.

Last but not least, be neighborly. We are all in this together. If your neighbors lost power, please allow them to share your company and likewise, do not hesitate to call upon your friends and neighbors for help you.

Please keep everybody warm and safe by sharing these tips with your friends

12/23/2022

Here's your reminder to prevent your pipes from freezing!