Diamond Certified Resource Home Safety & Security Guide
Diamond Certified Resource Home Safety & Security Guide
If you’re shopping for a safe in which to store your valuables, keep in mind that the level of protection a safe provides depends on several attributes.

Secure your home! Door locks, home alarms, exterior lighting, yard security, digital keypads and biometric locks can keep your property safer. Learn how.

To avoid a holiday hospital visit, follow these safety tips for decorating your home exterior for the season.

by Mark Corrallo, a Diamond Certified Expert Contributor


Posted By Matthew Solis
LOS ALTOS — If a door in your home is difficult to close, lock or unlock, it could be more than a mere inconvenience. In fact, a doorknob latch or deadbolt that isn’t functioning properly can actually make your home more susceptible to break-ins. To ensure greater security, it’s important to test all door latches and deadbolts for proper functioning and take steps to amend any malfunctioning components. Testing a door latch A doorknob latch consists of two parts: the main latch (the larger of the two) and the dead latch. When you close a door, the main latch falls into the hole in the adjacent strike plate, while the dead latch is held back. Read more
SANTA ROSA – Upon finding mold in their homes, people often take it upon themselves to get rid of the problem. However, when it comes to removing mold, there are right and wrong ways of going about it. Not only are some methods ineffective, in some cases, they can create a bigger problem than there originally was. That’s why it’s important to know the proper ways to deal with mold, as well as common mistakes to avoid. The most common way homeowners try to remove mold is by wiping it down with bleach. However, while bleach is an effective cleaner and sanitizer, it’s also a toxic chemical, with a byproduct that can be more harmful than the mold itself. Read more
Here are the 10 most commonly requested services for asbestos removal companies.Asbestos Dust RemovalThe removal of asbestos dustAsbestos Insulation RemovalThe removal of insulation that contains asbestosAsbestos Cement RemovalThe removal of cement that contains asbestosAsbestos Siding RemovalThe removal of siding that may contain asbestos. Many buildings have asbestos siding.Garage Asbestos RemovalThe removal of garage materials that contain asbestos. Before the 1980s, garages may have containe
Do you have questions about your upcoming asbestos removal job or asbestos removal in general? You’re not alone. Below, we answer several commonly asked questions about asbestos removal and remediation, as well as hiring and working with an industry professional.Q: What are the health problems related to asbestos?A: Asbestos can cause cancerous mesothelioma, which can affect the pleura, peritoneum and pericardium. It also causes asbestosis, which is a scarring of the lungs.Q: Where do you find a
