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  • Savannah Drive Multi-Unit Mold Remediation & Drying Project

    Bend, Oregon—Units 1–4 + Crawlspace + Interior Unit 3 Project Overview Deschutes Property Management contacted Mountain Air Restoration after discovering elevated moisture, visible mold growth, and compromised air quality across multiple units of a four-plex on NE Savannah Drive. The issue extended from the attics to the crawlspace and into (more)

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  • Stop Water Damage Before It Starts: How Govee Smart Sensors Help You Protect Your Home

    Water damage inside a home can be a sudden and dramatic event, but other times it can happem very slowly. Slow leaks can build quietly—often in the hidden corners of your home where you rarely look. Attics, crawlspaces, behind appliances, under sinks… these are the places where moisture sneaks in, temperature swings (more)

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  • Mountain Air Restoration Now Offers Defensible Space & Home Hardening Inspections

    Protecting your home from the inside and the outside Mountain Air Restoration has always focused on safeguarding the health, safety, and integrity of your home. Now, we’re expanding that mission. We’re excited to announce that we are officially offering Defensible Space and Home?Hardening Inspections, using the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) guidelines (more)

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  • What to Expect During the First Hours of a Water Damage Inspection

    When water damage strikes, the first few hours matter more than most homeowners realize. Fast action prevents mold growth, protects your belongings, and reduces the overall cost of repairs. At Mountain Air Restoration, our initial response protocol is designed to bring order, clarity, and safety to what can feel like (more)
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  • Why Every Home Needs an Annual Home Health Check

    A simple yearly visit that protects your home — and your wallet Most homeowners don’t think about moisture, ventilation, or hidden leaks until something goes wrong. By then, the damage is often expensive, disruptive, and completely avoidable. That’s why Mountain Air Restoration offers two levels of annual inspections designed to catch (more)

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