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San Diego, CA (PRWEB) January 24, 2014

2014 brings a new year and TSC Restoration wants to help you start the year off right with tips for avoiding water damage. TSC Restoration,located in San Diego, California specializes in flood and fire restoration, sewage mitigation, mold remediation, full service construction and remodels.

TSC Restoration realizes that most homeowners experience some type of water issue in their homes at one time or another. Listed below are some of the most common reasons for home water damage issues. Many of these items require simple maintenance to avoid:

One of the most common causes of water damage is broken pipes. When water in pipes freezes and expands old pipes and taps can break. Even a small leak can do extensive damage over time. Faulty foundations or homes built near coastal regions are at risk for foundation drainage issues. The homes foundation should be on sturdy, concrete pile. Another cause of water damage is a plugged drainage system. This issue may arise from rain leaking from gutter downspouts, a blocked passage to the sewer line, or even poor lawn drainage such as poorly done trenches or channel drains. Check your gutters for clogs or blockage to prevent water from building up. Also check your gutters regularly. Without a gutter, or with a defective or clogged gutter, water will simply fall next to the house and form a pool near the foundation. Water heater failure is another leading cause of water damage.Inspect your water heater at least once a year. Leaks can develop slowly and destroy a heater from the outside.Be aware of shrubs and trees seeking moisture that may try to make their way into sewer line cracks, causing damage through sewer backup.

Reminder: With any type of water damage in the home drying the affected areas within three days or less will help prevent the growth of toxic mold.

We hope you never have to experience water damage in your home, but in the event that you do please call contact Wes Harris of TSC Restoration at 619-596-3888.

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CHANTILLY Thousands of the nations historic air and space artifacts including a Navy dive bomber from World War II and spacesuits from the Apollo era are slowly being moved from a cramped site in Maryland to a state-of-the-art Smithsonian conservation hangar in northern Virginia.

Faced with an ongoing shortage of suitable space to preserve its massive collection, the Smithsonian Institutions new air and space warehouse is a bright spot for the museum complex. The National Air and Space Museum opened its Udvar-Hazy Center annex in Virginia 10 years ago with a design to store thousands of artifacts on display. Now over the past year, the site has also opened a massive $79 million restoration hangar and conservation lab with additional storage space for artifacts.

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Visitors to the Udvar-Hazy Center look over the restoration area in February, 2013.

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CHANTILLY, Va. Thousands of the nation's historic air and space artifacts including a Navy dive bomber from World War II and spacesuits from the Apollo era are slowly being moved from a cramped site in Maryland to a state-of-the-art Smithsonian conservation hangar in northern Virginia.

Faced with an ongoing shortage of suitable space to preserve its massive collection, the Smithsonian Institution's new air and space warehouse is a bright spot for the museum complex. The National Air and Space Museum opened its Udvar-Hazy Center annex in Virginia 10 years ago with a design to store thousands of artifacts on display. Now over the past year, the site has also opened a massive $79 million restoration hangar and conservation lab with additional storage space for artifacts.

Conservators will offer the public the first behind-the-scenes look at the facility during a free open house Saturday. Visitors can meet with curators and archivists and learn how aircraft and fragile pieces are cared for.

Last year, the Smithsonian's inspector general testified in Congress that the continued use of substandard facilities elsewhere posed a risk to important art and science collections. One site in Maryland was built in the 1950s and 1960s as a temporary holding site that became permanent.

Chief Conservator Malcolm Collum said Thursday that the museum now has a conservation lab to meet the highest standards of any aerospace museum.

"This is a huge leap forward," he said. "The space we're in now is approximately 10 times larger just in volume. But we've also increased our analytical capability immensely."

Apollo-era spacesuits, which are now 40 and 50 years old, are fragile, brittle and deteriorating, so conservators have been studying how to slow the decay. A special room in the new facility was designed as a cool, dark place to store the historic spacesuits.

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Cleveland OH (PRWEB) January 24, 2014

Restoration Local, one of the leading providers of water damage repair and restoration in the United States, is offering tips to property owners on the best methods for avoiding water damage in their home. The winter months are the leading season for water damage problems, most of which can be avoided with a little proper preparation. Many of the problems associated with water could be easily rectified through the use of some pre-emptive action, taking the steps necessary to make sure water damage doesnt get a foothold on the home and start eating away at your most expensive investment.

Water damage is commonly found around household appliances such as dishwashers and refrigerators. These appliances should be checked regularly for leaks and any that are discovered should be promptly repaired. Remember that even a slight leak can cause serious damage if left untreated for an extended time. Proper water damage restoration services may be required to correct the problem.

The most frequent source of home water damage comes in the form of roof leaks, and these are more common up north where freezing weather is more common. Your roof should be inspected annually for signs of wear or damage, and any needed repairs should be taken care of promptly. The roof is the first line of defense against the elements, and as such should be taken care of with the utmost attention.

Property owners should also take the time to maintain their exteriors, such as gutters and downspouts, making sure they are free and clear of leaves and other debris which may impede the water flow. Downspouts should extend ten feet from the home to prevent groundwater from settling back in too close to the structure. Likewise, the angle of the yard should slope away from the home, draining water out and away from the property.

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By NICOLE CAIRNSJan. 22, 2014, 9:42 p.m.

RAY Dymock has renovated many properties with his wife Joanne in Perth, but it was their dream to restore a heritage property.

RAY Dymock has renovated many properties with his wife Joanne in Perth, but it was their dream to restore a heritage property.

We had friends in Ballarat who told us about this property, so we decided to come over and have a look, but I thought that we couldnt afford that, Mr Dymock said.

We flew down on the Friday and ended up making an offer before we left on the Tuesday.

When we got off the plane arriving home in Perth, I had a message to say it had been accepted.

The couple packed their ute with tools, clothes and a coffee machine and travelled to Ballarat.

Mr Dymock said he and Joanne had spent countless hours trying to recover the history of the grand building on the corner of Eyre and Dawson streets, but with little luck.

We think it was built in the mid-1880s, but we cant find much about it, so thats going from the architecture, he said. Originally it was known as Wandella Mansion.

The building had been a boarding house, as well as a home to large families.

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