While many homeowners make sure to waterproof their homes, these preparations are just as important for commercial business. At AA Action Waterproofing, we work with both commercial and residential building owners to ensure their properties are kept dry, safe, and secure through various methods of waterproofing procedures! Continue reading →
Mold growth is a serious concern for many home and business owners, and avoiding this growth altogether is the best course of action. Not only can mold growth contribute to health issues, it can also damage property beyond repair, so taking the steps necessary to stop mold growth before it occurs is important to preserving your health and your belongings. Continue reading →
So you’ve found unwanted water in your basement, what can you do now? This water can lead to unwanted and toxic mold growth, property damage, and a big hassle for homeowners, but it can all be avoided when preparations are taken to make sure that repairs won’t be necessary. Waterproofing a basement area before a leak is found is always best, as this is the one sure way to make sure that you and your property stays safe!
Mold is a big issue when it comes to basement leaks, and this mold can lead to various health problems as well. Different type of molds will grow in different types of environments, and it may be easier than you think to come into contact with those of the toxic variety. When a basement leak is left unchecked, the moisture accumulated is an ideal breeding ground for mold, and it can take as little as 48 hours for this growth to occur. As the mold grows, it can spread from the walls to the carpet, flooring, and your property causing a much bigger problem to arise very quickly, thus leading to thousands of dollars in repairs. Continue reading →
When a basement comes into contact with moisture, whether it is through the air or due to a leak, mold can begin to grow on wall surfaces, floor surfaces, carpets, ceilings, and most crevices of your property. While the mold is not universally dangerous to your health, there are some types of mold that can be, and learning just what type of mold you may be dealing with is important to ensuring your overall health and the safety of your property. Continue reading →
When it comes to waterproofing a basement or any area in the home, it is always best to keep a general understanding of the commonly used terms in waterproofing jobs so that you know exactly what will be happening in your home. Waterproofing can help to save a homeowner a great deal of money, and it’s always best to prepare your home rather than repair your home, and this is precisely what waterproofing does!
Some commonly used terms in waterproofing that it pays to know are:
Mold is a natural substance, and mold can be found in all different types of damp places whether it is in the home or out in nature. What many don’t realize, however, is the exposure to excessive mold for a prolonged period of time can be damaging to a person’s health, and if mold happens to be found in the home it is important that it is taken care of promptly. Mold remediation at home is the process of removing mold and making sure it does not begin to grow again, and this is the only way to avoid the health concerns related to mold exposure. Continue reading →
When water is allowed to leak into a basement structure, this can lead to property damage, mold growth, foundation problems, and a big headache for homeowners. Having your basement waterproofed is the best way to avoid these problems before they become problems, and at AA Action Waterproofing we believe that is always best to prepare rather than repair when it comes to water damage and exposure. We perform various different basement waterproofing procedures to ensure that your specific water problem is taken care of, and the type of action we take to waterproof your area will depend on your individual structure and needs. Continue reading →
Foundation damages and cracks are most commonly caused by soil movement, and soil can be moved easily by various weather occurrences. The polar vortexes experienced by much of the country, and certainly the east coast, this past winter were undeniably brutal, and while they undoubted your mood, your travel, and your daily plans, they may have affected your home’s foundation as well.
As weather temperatures change, the ground affected by snow, ice, or extreme cold will contract and expand. This is most commonly seen when potholes begin to pop up during the winter months, and this same process can lead to damage to the foundation of your home. The contraction and expansion of the ground around your home during extreme cold and heat can lead the soil to move dramatically, which undoubtedly takes a toll on the structure of your building. Continue reading →
Finding water in your basement is a big headache, and it can lead to property damage, health concerns, and costly repairs. Eliminating the problem before it becomes a problem is always recommended, however when this isn’t done, a person’s first step is finding how just why water is seeping through in the first place. There are many reasons why water may be leaking into your basement, and these can vary from foundation cracks to unchecked condensation, but what homeowners must always remember is that in order to stop this leak, its source must be found. Continue reading →
Whether a basement is prone to flooding or excessive water, or simply an environment prone to damp air, mold is an unfortunate reality. Not only can this mold damage the property you keep in your basement and your home, it can also contribute to worsened allergies or illnesses, making it very important to keep your basement and your home mold free. Once mold begins to grow, it can be difficult to eliminate it on your own, so preparing to take on mold before it starts to grow is always recommended. Here are things you need to know when it comes to avoiding basement mold. Continue reading →
