If you suspect there’s a mold problem in your home, the worst thing you can do is ignore it.
Unfortunately, it’s not always completely obvious that mold is the culprit when you are dealing with unusual air quality issues in your home. Mold usually only gets caught early on if there has been a major flood. Continue reading →
There’s no other part of your house that’s quite as important to its overall well-being as its foundation. Even if you aren’t very knowledgeable about construction or anything of the kind, you know that this makes intuitive sense.
After all, we always talk about laying the foundation of something as not only an important first step, but an action on which the success of everything else will depend in the future. That’s very true when it comes to your home. Continue reading →
Right now, your basement is dry and safe. However, it could become flooded at any point in the future. Floods happen very suddenly and they can be serious, requiring nearly immediate help.
How can you make sure that, if the worst happens, your basement won’t be a danger zone?
When a flood starts, you could have as little as just ten minutes to remove items that could be damaged or dangerous during the flood crisis. The best thing that you can do instead is make sure that your basement prevents minimal risk to health and safety even during a flood. Continue reading →
As we write this, it’s cold out: From our service areas around Maryland, Washington DC, Delaware, and Virginia all the way down the Eastern Seaboard, the weather is getting cold!
And it’s not the first time: In fact, the temperature has swung dramatically multiple times throughout the winter this year. Every time it happens, it makes your flood risk more serious. Continue reading →
When your basement floods, just how quickly does mold spread through the space?
In a certain sense, this is a trick question. Why? Because mold is already there. Continue reading →
As a homeowner, you already know that the foundation of your residence is one of the most important parts of your structure. Although you need walls, a roof, and doors, all of these things and many more depend on the overall stability of your foundation to function.
The older your building is, the more likely that it has already sustained some damage that will require the help of an expert to fix. This kind of damage can gradually make it more likely that a flood will take place. Continue reading →
If your basement is flooded, then you should take action right away to ensure overall safety. Continue reading →
It was not that long ago when, all other things being equal, basement waterproofing was a relatively slow trade that most people didn’t think much about. Continue reading →
If you’re on our site, then odds are good you are thinking about getting your basement waterproofed. However, we know that it might take some time for you to make that decision.
“Marketing gurus” have said that it might take as many as eight visits to the average site before a would-be customer decides to seek more information in person or make a purchase of services. Continue reading →
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