Foundation cracks are often a sign of shifting of your foundation. While slight movements of your foundation is normal, extensive shifting of the soils around the foundation can result in too much movement too quickly.
A damp and musty smell in the basement is often always a sign of a waterproofing issue.
Egress windows are no ordinary windows. They must be installed in such a way that they play the required safety roles effectively while also keeping your basement healthy.
Structural damage resulting from foundation issues is not confined to the basement. If you don’t invest in repair for your foundation you will begin to notice damage in other parts of your home.
While spending more time outdoors is a great idea for our overall health, it doesn’t solve the problem of high levels of pollutants in our homes. The good news is that you can improve your indoor air quality with the following easy steps.
If you waterproof your crawl space before an urgent need to do so arises, you will be able to plan well and avoid the need to do costly emergency repairs.
Cracks in the walls of your foundation are one of the first signs you’ll notice when your foundation has an issue. It is important to have your foundation inspected by a foundation repair contractor to determine the underlying cause of the damage to your foundation.
Crawlspace waterproofing is the best way to keep your crawl space dry and free of termites. Use the tips above to protect your foundation and your home from a termite infestation.
Wet basements are not desirable in any home. A wet basement is an indication that water is seeping through the foundation of your home. This can cause notable damage not only to the basement but also to your entire home.
Bowed basement walls may be an indication of serious foundation and basement problems, but can in some cases be difficult to detect.
