by Marie Gianan | Apr 24, 2025 | Fire Damage, fire restoration, safety, tips
With more Utah families spending time at home and cooking more often, it’s more important than ever to take steps to prevent kitchen fires. At Alpine Cleaning and Restoration Specialists, we’ve seen a noticeable increase in fire-related calls—especially during the...
by Alpine Cleaning | Aug 14, 2024 | Insurance, Fire Damage, fire restoration, Flood Cleanup, News, Restoration Services Utah, Storm Damage Restoration, tips
Ensuring Adequate Home Insurance Coverage Amid Housing Market Inflation: A Must for Disaster Preparedness In today’s unpredictable environment, being prepared for unexpected events is more important than ever. One critical aspect of this preparation for homeowners is...
by Alpine Cleaning | Aug 14, 2024 | Fire Damage, Content Cleaning and Restoration, fire restoration, News, Restoration Services Utah, safety, tips
It’s Wildfire Season Again Wildfire season is still in full force in Northern Utah and with temperatures staying high, no rainfall, and increasing thunderstorms, it is the perfect mix for wildfires. However, wildfires are not the biggest concern in Utah this year, it...
by [email protected] | Jul 8, 2021 | Fire Damage, fire restoration, safety, tips
Fireworks Safety and Wildfire Concerns July is here and that means celebrations and fireworks! Barbecues with hot dogs and burgers! Family and friends coming for parties. It also means wildfires from people being careless, or just from the hot hot weather. Let’s take...
by [email protected] | May 18, 2021 | Fire Damage, fire restoration, safety, tips
Summer Is On The Way While winter might be house fire season, summer is wildfire season and it’s coming. It hasn’t even got hot yet, but already Utah’s governor has declared this year’s drought situation worthy of a state of emergency. We can count on tight water...
by [email protected] | Apr 20, 2021 | Mold and Mildew, tips, water damage
Bathroom Exhaust What is bathroom exhaust? Well, it’s any air from your bathroom drawn out through a vent and exhausted out of the room. Building codes require most bathrooms to have a fan that draws air out of the room. This is often used for showers to prevent...
