The 7 Do’s And Don’ts Of Basement Waterproofing
Planning to have your basement waterproofed any time soon? Here are a few do’s and don’ts of basement waterproofing that you should know before getting started. Continue reading →
What Is The Difference Between Basement Waterproofers And Plumbers?
When trouble hits, there is always someone you can call to save the day. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Water Damage on September, 24, 2016
What You Should Do If The Sump Pump Goes Out
Waterproofing and drainage systems have several layers, but one of the most essential layers is the sump pump. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Basement Waterproofing on September, 23, 2016
What To Consider When Renovating And Waterproofing Your Basement
So you are thinking about renovating your basement? This can be a great decision in order to take advantage of all that extra space at the bottom of your home. Whether you are planning to turn your basement into an entertainment center, guest room or a home office, there are few important details you are going to need to consider first like waterproofing your basement. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Foundation Repair on September, 22, 2016
Five Causes of Attic Mold Growth
Basements aren’t the only area of the house that can accumulate mold. In fact, mold can be hidden anywhere in your home, including your attic. Like the mold in your basement, attic mold can cause serious health issues for you and your family. So you need to check your attic for mold growth as well. Mold growth is in attics can be caused by a variety of issues. Here are the five common causes of attic mold growth: Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Mold & Mildew on September, 21, 2016
Submersible Vs Pedestal Sump Pumps: Pros And Cons
Picking a sump pump for your home is a very important choice, especially considering Maryland weather. The right sump pump can save your basement from severe flooding during thunderstorms, hurricane season, and winter snowmelt. So it is important that you understand the difference between the two types of sump pumps, that way you can make an informed decision. So here is a pros and cons list of submersible and pedestal sump pumps. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Basement Waterproofing on September, 20, 2016
Common Crawl Space Problems
Crawl spaces are the most overlooked area of the home. Since crawl spaces offer no living space and in most cases, no storage, we can often forget they are an important part of our home. Crawl spaces are important for the structural integrity of the home. They are also very important to the health and wellbeing of you and your family. So they should not be ignored. Here are the most common crawl space problems and what you can do about them. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Structural Damage on September, 19, 2016
Mold Allergy Season: Know The Symptoms
Mold season is upon us! In Maryland, mold spores are the most active from late July until the end of October. So it is the most important time of the year to be aware of the possibility of mold in your home. If you have noticed an increase in your allergies, especially when you are indoors, at home, or in your basement, you may have a mold issue. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Mold Remediation on September, 18, 2016
Top 5 Reasons To Professionally Waterproof Your Maryland Basement
Maryland basements are very susceptible to water damage. Between the 41 inches of average precipitation, hurricane season, and our snowy winters, there is a lot of opportunity for water to enter your home. So it is extremely important to have your basement professionally waterproofed if you live in Maryland. Besides the weather, here are the top five reasons to waterproof your Maryland basement: Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Basement Waterproofing on September, 17, 2016
End Of Summer Landscaping Tips To Keep Your Basement Dry This Winter
As gardening season comes to an end, it’s a great time to manage your landscape. One often overlooked issue when cleaning up our yards, is making sure that we protect our homes from moisture. During the Maryland winters, between ice and snow melt and heavy rains, our basements are prone to moisture build up and flooding. This unwanted water can be the result of poor landscaping choices and can end up costing us a lot of money. However, with just some simple maintenance tips at the end of the summer season, we can stave off any moisture issues as a result of landscaping. So when you go to clean up your yard, make sure to do the following: Continue reading →