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For most people, whether a dog, cat, hamster, rabbit, or chicken, these adorable pets are considered family. As much as your furry, cuddly companions are absolutely loveable, there are also repercussions of having them reside in and around your home. Even when you have a well-trained pet, they can also be mischievous and playful. It often leads to unfortunate scuffs, scratches, and stains. How can you protect your home from damages caused by pets? Keep reading to find out!
There are numerous problems that can arise from having your fur babies in and around your home. When you don’t take care of the mess and destruction right away, you may find yourself dealing with a bigger complication.
Explore the services that High Mark One Call offers for scratched flooring and walls,
as well as backyard and fence damages/repairs.
Now that you’ve done your research, let’s explore the 5 most common plumbing issues that our customers are dealing with in their homes.
There are many options to relieve your fur baby’s teething as well as stress from being cooped up inside your home.
By incorporating these simple habits, items, and services, you’ll significantly reduce pet damages that can be done to your home. Stress is usually the leading factor in your pet’s mischief. Care for your pet, nurture them, and tap into what’s best to de-stress your pet.
If you’re interested in reading about Different Types of Fences, here’s a fantastic article for you!
Those of you who are renters may have had disheartening “no”s when you were apartment-hunting. Pet damages that incur to your landlord’s property can cost a lot to repair. Though your renter’s insurance liability may cover a portion of the damages, your renter’s insurance will not cover those damages. This is why many homeowners and landlords will say “no” to renters with pets.
The Government of BC has stated that “tenants are responsible for all damage caused by pets. If a pet damages a rental unit and the landlord requests repairs, the tenant must make the repairs or the landlord may apply for dispute resolution” (1).
Fortunately, there are more rentals available for pet owners in recent years. One thing to consider is the hefty pet damage deposit that you must pay at the beginning of your rental agreement. Just be sure to take precautions and train your pet well in order to get that pet deposit back at the end of your tenancy.
Here’s a great resource we found for you on the Government of BC website.
Phone calls that we often get are for fence repairs and maintenance. In order to keep your pets safely protected from leaving the property, the upkeep of fences and cement walls is important. Call our home improvement professionals to assist you with any fence projects!
Another popular phone call that we receive is about drywall damage. Pets (and children) don’t think about repercussions or expenses. But homeowners and renters dread the day when repairs need to be done. Our High Mark One Call experts are here to restore your drywall back to its prime condition.
Are you taking on a DIY project to fix your drywall?
Read “Do you need to prime new drywall before painting” to learn more!
Minimizing the possibilities of damages incurred by pets would be wise before you welcome one home! By finding a solid training program for your pet, grooming them often, giving them plenty of time outside, and other tips listed above, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that you’ve eliminated the chances of damage by your furry friend.
We hope that you found this blog post useful.
If you found this blog post helpful, send us a message on one of our social media accounts with your biggest takeaway! We love to hear from our customers and readers.
Sources Cited:
(1) The Official Website for the Government of BC: Problems With Pets.
For most people, whether a dog, cat, hamster, rabbit, or chicken, these adorable pets are considered family. As much as your furry, cuddly companions are absolutely loveable, there are also repercussions of having them reside in and around your home. Even when you have a well-trained pet, they can also be mischievous and playful. It often leads to unfortunate scuffs, scratches, and stains. How can you protect your home from damages caused by pets? Keep reading to find out!
There are numerous problems that can arise from having your fur babies in and around your home. When you don’t take care of the mess and destruction right away, you may find yourself dealing with a bigger complication.
Explore the services that High Mark One Call offers for scratched flooring and walls,
as well as backyard and fence damages/repairs.
Now that you’ve done your research, let’s explore the 5 most common plumbing issues that our customers are dealing with in their homes.
There are many options to relieve your fur baby’s teething as well as stress from being cooped up inside your home.
By incorporating these simple habits, items, and services, you’ll significantly reduce pet damages that can be done to your home. Stress is usually the leading factor in your pet’s mischief. Care for your pet, nurture them, and tap into what’s best to de-stress your pet.
If you’re interested in reading about Different Types of Fences, here’s a fantastic article for you!
Those of you who are renters may have had disheartening “no”s when you were apartment-hunting. Pet damages that incur to your landlord’s property can cost a lot to repair. Though your renter’s insurance liability may cover a portion of the damages, your renter’s insurance will not cover those damages. This is why many homeowners and landlords will say “no” to renters with pets.
The Government of BC has stated that “tenants are responsible for all damage caused by pets. If a pet damages a rental unit and the landlord requests repairs, the tenant must make the repairs or the landlord may apply for dispute resolution” (1).
Fortunately, there are more rentals available for pet owners in recent years. One thing to consider is the hefty pet damage deposit that you must pay at the beginning of your rental agreement. Just be sure to take precautions and train your pet well in order to get that pet deposit back at the end of your tenancy.
Here’s a great resource we found for you on the Government of BC website.
Phone calls that we often get are for fence repairs and maintenance. In order to keep your pets safely protected from leaving the property, the upkeep of fences and cement walls is important. Call our home improvement professionals to assist you with any fence projects!
Another popular phone call that we receive is about drywall damage. Pets (and children) don’t think about repercussions or expenses. But homeowners and renters dread the day when repairs need to be done. Our High Mark One Call experts are here to restore your drywall back to its prime condition.
Are you taking on a DIY project to fix your drywall?
Read “Do you need to prime new drywall before painting” to learn more!
Minimizing the possibilities of damages incurred by pets would be wise before you welcome one home! By finding a solid training program for your pet, grooming them often, giving them plenty of time outside, and other tips listed above, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that you’ve eliminated the chances of damage by your furry friend.
We hope that you found this blog post useful.
If you found this blog post helpful, send us a message on one of our social media accounts with your biggest takeaway! We love to hear from our customers and readers.
Sources Cited:
(1) The Official Website for the Government of BC: Problems With Pets.
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