In this episode of The Jones Zone, host Darryl Jones sits down Leslie Waterman from Puroclean, a water remediation company handling property emergencies; Fire, smoke, water, and MOLD. Mold is everywhere in your house but the most dangerous and disastrous ones are the hardest to find and exterminate. Join Darryl as Leslie details a clear and thorough guide on what to look out for in mold, and how easy it is to spot the signs of a future disaster. Do you know if there's mold in your house? Find out on The Jones Zone!

Episode Highlights:

• Most common water leaks found.
• Top 4 water leaks found.
• Different types of water tend to leak more.
• Root problem of water damage.
• Our exposure to mold.
• Most likely places water damage occur.
• Big indicators that your wax ring is going to go out.
• Stages of mold.
• Practical ways to check for water damage.
• Black mold

Key Questions Asked:

• Where are the most common water leaks found?
• What are the Top 4 water leaks locations?
• What is the root problem of water damage?
• What are the most likely places water damage occur?
• What are some practical ways to check for water damage?

Guest Information:

Puroclean

Leslie Waterman - cflanders@bousd.us

657-210-0700

Website: https://www.puroclean.com/

Contact Darryl:

Darryl & JJ Jones Real Estate

Email: darrylandjj@gmail.com

Phone: (714) 713-4663

In this episode of The Jones Zone, host Darryl Jones sits down with Brenda Leon and Carrie Flanders of Brea Olinda Unified School District to delve into just what exactly is MEASURE H. This in-depth examination of Measure H explores the benefits for Students and staff, while also addressing the safety of the funds being used properly and as promised. Whether you made your mind up or not on this tax measure, this episode establishes that there's more than meets the eye than a simple Yes or No on Measure H!

Episode Highlights:

• Lack of support for Brea Schools.
• Impact on local tax payers.
• Oversight on the funds.
• The impact on Brea schools if Measure H does not pass.
• The major challenges the bond aims to address.
• Public concerns on bonds.
• Better educational facilities, increased property value, and enhanced community pride
• Resources for assisting student mental health and well-being.

Key Questions Asked:

• What is Measure H, and why is it needed?
• How will Measure H impact local tax payers?
• Are there any safeguards in place to ensure the bond funds will be spent as intended?
• How does this bond compare to past school bonds?
• What happens if Measure H does not pass?
• How will the bond improve the quality of education for its students?
• What are the long-term benefits of the bond for the community?
• What initiatives are in place to address student mental health and well-being?
• How does the board balance the needs of the students with the concerns of the teacher and the staff?
• How does the board engage with parents and the community in decision-making?

Guest Information:

Brea Olinda Unified School District

Brinda Leon - bleon@bousd.us

Carrie Flanders - cflanders@bousd.us

Website: https://www.yesonh4breaschools.org/

Contact Darryl:

Darryl & JJ Jones Real Estate

Email: darrylandjj@gmail.com

Phone: (714) 713-4663

In this episode of The Jones Zone, host Darryl Jones is joined by Amanda Horner, the fire marshal for Placentia Fire and Life Safety. With wildfires becoming a common occurrence, Amanda shares valuable tips on how homeowners can fireproof their homes (as much as possible), focusing on everything from landscaping to roofing and building materials. The conversation covers structural upgrades, defensible space, and how to protect homes from the growing threat of wildfires in California.

Episode Highlights:

• Importance of educating yourself and your neighbors about fireproofing requirements
• Upgrading vents to reduce the risk of embers entering your home
• Defensible space around homes: what vegetation to plant and avoid
• Structural upgrades like fire-resistant roofing and window materials
• Proper storage of firewood and combustible materials
• Regulations and grants for homeowners looking to fireproof their properties

Key Questions Asked:

1. What are the most effective measures homeowners can take to fireproof their homes?
2. What are defensible spaces, and how do they help prevent fires?
3. How can homeowners upgrade their home structure to resist fire, such as roofing and windows?
4. What role does landscaping play in fireproofing a property?
5. Are there any grants or incentives for homeowners who invest in fireproofing their property?
6. What should families do to prepare an evacuation plan in the event of a fire?

Contact Darryl:

Darryl & JJ Jones Real Estate

Email: darrylandjj@gmail.com

Phone: (714) 713-4663

Contact Amanda Horner:

Fire Marshal for Placentia Fire and Life Safety Department

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-horner-080a9066/