Wildfire season in BC is no joke—and your backyard could be more of a fire hazard than you think. From clearing dry debris to creating defensible space, this practical checklist covers everything homeowners need to know to protect their property (and their neighbours') before peak fire season hits. A few small steps now can help you avoid big trouble later.

Experiencing a fire in your home is one of the most overwhelming and frightening situations a homeowner can face. Even after the flames are out, the damage left behind can feel impossible to navigate. What’s next? Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you manage the situation with clarity and confidence.

When disaster strikes, whether from a storm, fire, or flood, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Each type of disaster brings its own set of challenges, and knowing how to address the specific damage your home has suffered is crucial to getting back on track. This is where professional restoration services come into play, tailored to meet the unique needs of your home and the type of damage it has sustained.

When a fire breaks out in your home, the immediate concern is getting the flames under control to protect your family and belongings. Once the fire is extinguished, however, you may be left with an unexpected and equally damaging consequence: water damage. The very water that helped save your home from the flames can also cause its own set of problems, requiring water damage cleanup. This creates a unique challenge that requires addressing both fire and water damage in the aftermath.