All Points Hill Country Restoration:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

“All Points Hill Country Restoration: Leading the Way in Mold Remediation and Water Damage Restoration in the Texas Hill Country”

[Kerrville, Texas, 3-10-2024] – All Points Hill Country Restoration, under the ownership of Andy Voigt, stands out as a premier provider of mold remediation and water damage restoration services in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.

Committed to excellence, All Points Hill Country Restoration adheres to the industry’s best practices. Their team follows the latest procedures and protocols set by the IICRC (Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification), ensuring a thorough and safe return to your home after flood damage.

“Our goal is to provide our customers with the highest quality service, using the most advanced techniques available in the industry,” says Andy Voigt, owner of All Points Hill Country Restoration. “We understand the stress and disruption that water damage can cause, and we are dedicated to restoring your property to its pre-loss condition as quickly and efficiently as possible.”

All Points Hill Country Restoration specializes in mold remediation and water damage restoration, serving residential and commercial clients alike in the Texas Hill Country area. Their team is highly trained and experienced, ensuring that each job is completed to the highest standards.

For more information about All Points Hill Country Restoration and their services, please visit https://allpointshillcountryrestoration.com or contact Andy @ 1-830-777-6877

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AC Services – Do You Own Your Home?

This Blog was posted by Smithson Valley Services Air Conditioning. We serve the Texas Hill Country, including Blanco | Bulverde | Canyon Lake | Fisher | Kendalia | New Braunfels | North San Antonio | Sattler | Sisterdale | Smithson Valley | Spring Branch | Startzville

AC Services – Do You Own Your Home?

If your home has “central air” or a “home comfort system,” you will need the services of a professional HVAC contractor. HVAC is short for “heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning”. It is alternately referred to as “climate control.” Heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning improve the quality of indoor air, provide temperature control, and control the flow of air throughout your home. If you find the air inside your house too hot, too cold, or too stuffy, you need the help of an HVAC contractor. How an HVAC contractor controls your home’s air flow is quite simple. There is a series of air ducts that run throughout the building, which are responsible for delivering a continuous supply of fresh air. This happens as long as the HVAC system is turned on. This air may be warmed (for example, by a furnace) or cooled (by an air conditioner or outdoor cooling unit), or it may be the air within your home being filtered and recycled to prevent rooms from getting stuffy. The size of your HVAC system will be decided by your HVAC contractor and install it with all the necessary equipment. While most people understand the meaning and purpose of home heating & cooling, the modern need for effective ventilation is grossly misunderstood. More on this webpage
Have you ever considered that everyone who enters your home is immediately exposed to all the smells, smoke, dust, moisture, and airborne bacteria inside your home? A professional HVAC contractor can install a system for removing ‘polluted’ air outside of your home, as well as helping to circulate the air within. Adequate ventilation can prevent disease, improve the quality of indoor air, and keep your house smelling fresh. A HVAC contractor can discuss the different types of mechanical and forced-air ventilating systems with you, and find one that exactly fits your needs. You need to determine the size of the system required by your home before you buy one. An experienced HVAC contractor uses many different factors to decide what is best. These include the size and type of your home, walls, and windows, whether your home has insulation (and, if so, the type and density), the condition of your basement and attic, and whether your home is oriented towards or away from the sun. The HVAC contractor may also use a computerized system to calculate each room’s heating and cooling needs to fine-tune their recommendations further. You may be thinking this sounds counter-intuitive. You might think an HVAC contractor should be motivated to sell you the largest, most expensive, most impressive HVAC system available. This wouldn’t help your HVAC contractor out at all! Systems that are too big for your home will not be effective in removing enough moisture from the air. This means the air intended to cool you off will leave you feeling sticky and humid instead. Such a flaw in the system could even lead to mold growth or the generation of harmful bacteria inside your home! A large system will also turn itself on and off several times. This is called “short-cycling,” it will cause your system to break down quicker, as well as placing a hefty increase on your heating and cooling bills. Likewise, a system that’s too small will run itself down very quickly simply because it can’t heat or cool the entire space – it would be running constantly to do so. So, if the HVAC contractor did try to sell you “the biggest and the best,” they would only be complicating your life and theirs with needless service calls. Since a professional HVAC contractor relies largely on word-of-mouth for their jobs, treating each customer right and getting them the best system possible is their goal.

You should contact a qualified mesquite HVAC contractor whenever your heating, cooling, or ventilation system is not working as desired. Still, in particular, there are several times when you need service ASAP. During days of extreme temperatures, if your heat or cooling goes out, it could pose a health hazard. Rather than risk the health of your family, call your HVAC contractor and correct the problem at the source first. In the event that you use an outdoor heat pump, check on it regularly during the winter to make sure that it hasn’t sustained any damage. Excessive ice or snow build-up can cause the pump to stop working or freeze solid. Your HVAC contractor can keep it clean and functional, and come out to check on it whenever you need. Regular checks can make the difference between a minor repair and a complete replacement.

Your ventilation system can be serviced by the HVAC contractor who installed it. Over time, bacteria, dust, and fungus can collect in your home’s ductwork, aggravating asthma and allergies and potentially making others ill. When the ducts are in use, they can also cause dust to be blown into the home, increasing your workload for cleaning it. Finally, regular duct cleanings by a knowledgeable HVAC contractor help your entire home heating & cooling system run smoother, lowering your bills and extending the equipment’s lifespan. You should plan to have your entire HVAC system evaluated by an experienced HVAC contractor two to four times a year. Spring and fall tune-ups will prepare your system for the upcoming season of use, while adjustments made for peak efficiency during the off-season will help keep your system running dependably. When your HVAC system is healthy, your home is more comfortable and cleaner. A system kept running efficiently, with low strain, will keep your heating and cooling bills low. Your local HVAC contractor will be glad to make sure that your system runs well in any season that you want it.
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Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers – Moving Announcement

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Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers Announces Relocation of San Antonio Office

We Have Moved

San Antonio, August 6th 2023 – Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers, a leading personal injury law firm in Texas, is excited to announce the relocation of its San Antonio office from its previous location on 630 Broadway, San Antonio, 78215 to a new and improved facility, located at the “old Creamery” 875 E Ashby Pl# 1100 San Antonio, Texas 78212
The move is part of the firm’s commitment to serve their clients better and provide enhanced legal representation in the San Antonio area.

The new office space, strategically located at 875 E Ashby Pl# 1100 San Antonio, Texas 78212, offers an upgraded and modern environment for clients and staff alike. With state-of-the-art facilities and expanded resources, Carabin Shaw is poised to continue delivering exceptional legal services to individuals and families who have suffered injuries due to accidents.

“We are thrilled to announce the relocation of our San Antonio office,” said James Michael Shaw, Managing Partner at Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers. “This move represents our commitment to providing top-notch legal representation and support to our clients. The new office space allows us to enhance our services further and better accommodate the needs of those injured in accidents.”

For further information about Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers and their services, please visit carabinshaw.com or their office at 875 E Ashby Pl# 1100 San Antonio, Texas 78212.

About Carabin Shaw – Accident Injury Lawyers:
Carabin Shaw: Accident Injury Lawyers is a premier personal injury law firm serving clients in San Antonio and across Texas. With over 30 years of experience, their dedicated team of attorneys specializes in various personal injury cases, providing aggressive representation and personalized attention to each client. Carabin Shaw is committed to fighting for justice and ensuring that accident victims receive the compensation they deserve.

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Residential Pest Control Services – Rodents


Eliminate Pest Problems in Your Home Or Business.

House Mouse

The adult house mouse is small and slender – about 1-2 inches long, excluding the tail. It has a pointed nose, large ears, small eyes, and a nearly hairless tail. The tail is as long as the head and body combined. The color varies but is usually light grey or brown, but it could also be in darker shades. Unlike other pests, house mouse numbers are not limited by a lack of water. Mice can get enough water from food, even from dry cereals. If there are in good living conditions, they can multiply rapidly. Females produce eight or more litters annually, with 5 to 7 pups. House mice can gnaw through wood, asphalt shingles, and soft mortars. They can squeeze through small cracks 1 cm in size. House mice leave small dark brown droppings wherever they go. These droppings are the first indication of a mouse problem. Mice make their nest from soft materials like paper, insulation, or furniture stuffing. These nests can be found in walls, ceiling voids, storage boxes, drawers, under appliances, or within the upholstery. Outside nests are found in debris or ground burrows.
Norway Rat

The Norway rat – also known as the brown rat, is larger and more aggressive than the Roof Rat. It is brown and measures 12 1/2″ to 17″ from nose to tail. The nose is blunt, with small ears and small eyes. The tail is shorter than the head and body combined. The young rats reach sexual maturity in 2-3 months. The female averages seven litters per year with 8-12 pups per litter. Adults live for about one year. They live in colonies. The Norway rat generally prefers to live in underground tunnels. Their nesting burrows on the outside are often along the foundations of walls. As the rat family grows, more burrows are built, resulting in many underground tunnels. Norway rats commonly nest inside buildings on lower levels, but they may go into attics and ceiling areas while the population grows. Rats are nocturnal, with their peak activity taking place at dusk or before dawn. Activity can also occur during the day when the population is large or the colony is hungry and disturbed.

Roof Rat
The roof rat is also called the black rat. It is slimmer than the Norway rat and has larger ears. The tail is longer than the combined length of the body and head. Roof rat nests are usually in ceilings and attics. Roof rats and Norway Rats are good climbers who can climb up inside and outside pipes. Roof rats can even climb wires. Female rats have up to 7 liters per year of 8-12 pups
per litter. Rats can get into a home through a hole about the size of a quarter. Rats damage structures, chew wiring, cause electrical fires, eat and urinate on human and animal food, and carry many diseases. Because of poor vision, rats rely mainly on smell, taste, touch, and hearing.

Accidental poisoning could occur among humans and pets from poorly placed poison. Call the pest control professionals if you are having a problem controlling rats. Please get in touch with us for further information.

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