All Points Hill Country Restoration

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“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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Electrical Services – Surge Protection

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I’m unsure if you know that many sensitive electronics are inside your home. The first thing that comes to my mind is the personal desktop computer. You also have your home theater systems, and I’m sure some appliances inside your house have a circuit board that can be easily damaged by electricity. Do you have any idea what they are? This could be your microwave oven, dishwasher, and the more popular heating and air conditioning system. More here: San Antonio Residential Electricians

Inside they have what you call a smart circuitry board. This intelligent board is responsible for the fantastic features that an appliance has, like triggering a feature when it detects an irregular situation in your house. Those circuitry boards can also deteriorate your appliances faster if you do not read the safety precautions. One of the best moves you can make to prolong the life and make the most use of your sensitive gadgets and appliances is to call out a professional electrician who can install whole-house surge protection. See more here about Residential Electricians San Antonio

Defining Whole House Surge Protection
There’s a good chance that your computer, refrigerator, television, and other sensitive electronics are plugged into a power strip. The thing is that, hopefully, your power strip has a surge protection capability. Devices with surge protection will be like a safety bridge even if a transient voltage occurs in your system. Inside a device will be a type of fuse called metal oxide varistors (MOV). This unique fuse will be responsible for absorbing the voltage spikes that will help protect your equipment.

What are the Types of Surge Protection?
There are many different types or levels of surge protection. Type 1 is typically installed on the line level. This will be between your power pole and where the power enters your service panel. Type 2 is more commonly known as whole house surge protectors. They’re ideal for indirect lightning strikes and for protecting the house from internal surges. They’re regularly installed on your breaker panels. You have probably seen the Type 3, also called surge-protected power strips. There’s also the fourth type, but when it comes to residential and semi-commercial applications, you don’t have to concern yourself about it.

Types of Voltage Spikes
There are two types of power spikes. The first one is the first thing that will come to mind: the lightning strike. A lighting strike will be mighty, frying out your electronics in a blink of an eye. However, this doesn’t happen much and is not very common.

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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.

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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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Pest Control – Carpenter Ants


Carpenter Ant

Size: Large – from 1/4 inch for a worker up to 3/4 inch for a queen
Color: Black, or sometimes red and black

Description – Carpenter ants are active indoors during many months of the year, usually during the spring and summer. When ants are active in the house during late winter/early spring (February/March), the infestation (nest) is probably within the household. When carpenter ants are first seen in the spring and summer (May/June), then the nest is likely outdoors and the ants are simply coming in for food. The natural food of the ants consists of honeydew from aphids, other insects, and plant juices, but they will readily forage for water and food scraps within the house.

Habitat – Under natural conditions, carpenter ants nest in live and dead trees and in rotting logs and stumps. However, they will also construct their nests in houses, telephone poles, and other man-made wooden structures. Nests are begun in deteriorating wood which has been exposed to moisture. Often, the colony will extend its nest to adjacent, sound wood. Nests are commonly found in porch pillars and roofs, window sills, and wood in contact with soil.

Life Cycle – The colonies of carpenter ants are often long-lived. Each colony is founded by a single fertilized queen. She establishes a nesting site in a cavity in wood. She then rears her first brood of workers, feeding them salivary secretions. She does not leave the nest nor feed herself throughout this period. The workers who are reared first assume the task of gathering food with which to feed the younger larvae. As the food supply becomes more constant, the colony population grows very rapidly. A colony does not reach maturity and become capable of producing young queens and males until it contains 2,000 or more workers. It may take a colony from three to six years or more to reach this stage. Each year thereafter, the colony will continue to produce winged queens and males, which leave their nest and conduct mating flights from May through July.

Damage – Carpenter ants rarely cause structural damage to buildings, although they can cause significant damage over a period of years because nests are so long-lived. Some recent evidence indicates that they can also cause extensive damage to foam insulation.

Control – Control of carpenter ant infestations requires that the nest be found. Once this is done, the infested wood can be removed or treated chemically, and causes of moisture damage to the wood can be corrected. The best procedure is to inspect all possible locations and to select these locations on the basis of potential water exposure. Once the nest is located, control can be achieved by the use of an aerosol insecticide labeled for the purpose.

INTERESTING FACTS: Ants of the genus Camponotus are known as carpenter ants because they house their colonies in galleries they excavate in wood. Carpenter ants do not eat the wood they remove during their nest-building activities but deposit it outside entrances to the colony in small piles. The wood is used solely as a nesting site. The galleries of carpenter ants are kept smooth and clean and are not lined with moist soil as termite galleries are.