Live Green Restoration Blog

  Despite what is considered a long winter for L.A., the city is still preparing for fire season.   Southern California Should Expect Fires It seems like Los Angeles is barely getting out of a very wet winter yet it is the end of June. The unusual rainy weather did not stop fire season 2023 from making an appearance. In this blog, we will take a look at some of the predictions the fire department has for us and what we can do to stay safe.  According to the Los Angeles Times, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection chief Joe Tyler says that the soggy winter we had merely delayed the start of the fire season for southern California. “The abundant rain has produced tall grass and other vegetation that’s dried out already and is ready to burn,” Tyler said. Additionally, portions of the state are expected to soar into the triple digits this weekend, including up to 110 degrees in the Sacramento Valley. The fact is, there have already been numerous small wi...

  A fire can happen anytime which is why it is important to have a plan ready in case an emergency strikes.  Fires Are Unpredictable No one ever expects their home to catch on fire. But unfortunately, accidents happen, and homes are often the victims of fire damage – even when families are away on vacation. Even if you take all the necessary precautions, accidents can still happen. If your home sustains fire damage, it’s important to take action immediately to minimize the damage and prevent further problems. If your home has suffered fire damage , it's essential to act quickly. Prolonging the process is a guarantee that more damage will be done. That isn't just by the fire, but also by the smoke and soot. And of course, you'll want to get your home back to normal as soon as possible so that you can start enjoying your off from work and school. After all, you deserve to get your life back to normal and have your home like it was before. By following these steps, you can st...