When the basement leaks or floods, it can cost quite a bit to get everything cleaned up. While some of the costs of having a wet basement are rather obvious, some costs will sneak up on you. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Water Damage on September, 05, 2016
Have you started to notice that your foundation walls look a little lumpy? Does it look like they are beginning to bow? Are there any cracks appearing in your foundation? If you have said yes to any of the following, it may be time to call AAAction Waterproofing for some foundation repair. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Foundation Repair on September, 04, 2016
When heavy rains and wet weather come your way, water can sometimes be found pooling around your basement. If you haven’t gotten your foundation completely waterproofed yet, this could put your basement at risk for flooding. In order to help reduce the risk of flooding in the basement, several homeowners have chosen to install sump pumps into their basement and even the crawlspace. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Basement Waterproofing on September, 03, 2016
One of the hardest things to clean up is water damage. This is due to the fact that, as a liquid, water has the ability to drip, leak, and seep into all types of places that aren’t easy to reach or clean. Not to mention that water can cause damage to your home that just can’t be cleaned up or even fixed without having to replace parts. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Water Damage on September, 02, 2016
Here at AAAction Waterproofing, we understand why many people ask ‘why keeping your basement dry is so important?’. While it may seem like a little moisture in the basement is no big deal, there is a lot of damage being done that you may not be noticing at first glance. Not only does a damp basement put the health of your family at risk, but it can damage the very foundation of your home. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Mold & Mildew on September, 01, 2016
If you hear that a storm is coming your way, there are a few things you can do to help prepare yourself and prevent water from heading into your basement. The main thing you have to remember is to keep as much water as possible away from the foundation of your home. With a few of these helpful tips, you should have no problem keeping moisture out of your basement during the storm. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Structural Damage on August, 31, 2016
The purpose of installing French drains is to help keep water away from your home. They will typically involve the use of an excavator and a bit of fill that will help keep the soil around the foundation dry. While French drains are meant to last for around 10 years or more, there are a few ways that you can ensure they stay in tip top shape. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Basement Waterproofing on August, 30, 2016
There is something just so relaxing about a rainy day. The calming pitter patter of the rain on the window while you cozy up to a good book in a warm sweater. However, when you find out that the rain is causing your basement to leak, it can immediately turn the tables on your relaxation. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Water Damage on August, 29, 2016
Firstly, it is important that you know that finding foundation cracks in your home is absolutely normal. You can practically find a foundation crack or two in any home you visit. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Foundation Repair on August, 28, 2016
Living in a home with mold can have a rather disastrous impact on the health of everyone who lives there. This is due to mold’s ability to produce allergens, irritants, and even toxins right into your home on a daily basis. The symptoms you can expect from mold exposure can vary from allergies to infections. However, the most common symptoms you will see include: Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Mold & Mildew on August, 27, 2016