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  • Unveiling the Reasons Behind Delays in Insurance Claims: Why is My Insurance Claim Taking So Long?

    Unveiling the Reasons Behind Delays in Insurance Claims: Why is My Insurance Claim Taking So Long? At Lindstrom Restoration, we are hearing home and business owners voice that question more frequently in recent years.  It all started with the pandemic and the economy shutdown back in 2020.  You remember it well.  Work in many homes […]


  • Lightning Property Damage: How to “Lighten” Your Risk

    Lightning Property Damage: How to “Lighten” Your Risk Minnesotans know that despite the rather cold and stormless April, we are now entering into prime thunderstorm season, and that means lightning strikes. Lightning displays can be both beautiful and dangerous.  Many are enthralled with highly active nighttime storms.  While they cost us sleep, people enjoy them, […]


  • Building and Zoning Permit Guide for Home Projects: It’s the Law!

    Building and Zoning Permit Guide for Home Projects: It’s the Law! Is this the year you’re considering a significant home remodel?  Perhaps you are planning a less ambitious project, like a new deck you’ve dreamed about.  Maybe your insurance adjuster authorized a new roof for the hail damage you suffered in last May’s epic storm.  […]


  • Leaking Water: Detective Work?

    Leaking Water:  Detective Work? Detective stories have always stirred the imagination of America’s entertainment-seeking public.  Usually, the plots involve murder and money to make things more exciting.  Yet any real-life private investigator will tell you that 99% of their work is very boring and tedious, hardly the suspenseful and mysterious dramatics we see on TV […]


  • Seepage:  An Awful Word in the English Language

    Seepage:  An Awful Word in the English Language Perhaps you have read those light-hearted research studies that indicate that as much as 20% of the population dislike the word moist.  At Lindstrom Restoration, we think the word seepage can give moist a “run” (yes pun intended) for its money.  Is there any context where seepage […]