Having mold inside your home is an unpleasant experience. Besides its health risks, having mold problems means that you also have an issue with unwanted water inside your household. Whether it’s the slimy black spots on your shower curtain, or the fuzzy white patches on your basement floor, this household mold is a serious problem to you and your loved ones. In small amount, mold spores are usually harmless, but within a damp spot in your home, these spores can grow and can get someone sick if they inhale a great amount of these spores. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Mold & Mildew on April, 08, 2016
A sump pump is an integral part of any basement waterproofing system. Sump pumps are crucial to preventing your basement from flooding. Most modern homes are equipped with a sump pump. However sump pumps can wear with years of use, so if you own an older home you may need to have a sump pump installed or want to have your sump pump replaced with a newer model. Continue reading →
A beautiful home comes with great landscaping. Before you choose how you will landscape your yard, you should consider how landscaping can impact the structural integrity of your home. Poor landscaping choices can cause severe damage and cost you a lot of money. There are several ways landscaping can impact your home, here are a few to keep in mind. Continue reading →
If you are an avid vegetable gardener or you have a large family, you may need extra food storage. A great place to store extra food is in your basement. However, in order to store food in your basement, you need to ensure your basement is fully waterproofed. A dry basement helps prevent food spoilage and can save you money. Continue reading →
Household mold can cause a variety of health problems, but did you know it can also cause you to lose your hair? Most hair loss is a product of genetics, but health experts have found that mold exposure can also be a contributing factor to hair loss. There are two ways you could be losing your hair from household mold. The first is mold allergies which cause hair loss by disrupting your body’s natural hair growth and the second is fungal infections that create an environment on your skin that reduces hair growth. Continue reading →
Water damage is more difficult to spot when your basement is finished. In a finished basement, the poured concrete surfaces are covered with drywall or paneling and flooring which hide the tell tale signs of water damage. Since there is a lot of money invested in a finished basement, routinely checking for water damage can protect your investment. Continue reading →
Hydrostatic pressure is a complex term for a common problem. Hydrostatic pressure is essentially the pressure created by the groundwater that builds around your home. Hydrostatic pressure ranges depending on your climate. In Maryland, hydrostatic pressure is a common cause of water damage to homes. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Foundation Repair on April, 01, 2016
One of the most enjoyable things about living in Maryland is we get to experience all four seasons. The downside of having all four seasons is each comes with a variety of challenges for our home. Luckily we’ve prepared a guide for you to protect your home from all of the different weather conditions Maryland residents face. Continue reading →
Indoor mold growth can be a serious health hazard. Mold remediation is the best solution to removing mold and ensuring the safety of your family. Here at AA Action Waterproofing our licensed contractors have expert knowledge and a variety of solutions to remove mold from your home permanently. If you’ve hired one of our experts, here is what to expect during mold remediation. Continue reading →
Gutters are an important part of a home’s waterproofing system. Gutters work to direct water away from your home. They help prevent flooding, water leaks, and the buildup of moisture inside your house. Therefore, maintaining your gutters can help protect your home. Here are three simple ways to maintain your gutters to keep them working great. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Water Damage on March, 29, 2016
