by Our Staff | Sep 17, 2021 | Basement Trends, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
Did you know that the water table in Lucas County is often only twelve feet below the surface of the ground. Rain water, snow melt, even fluctuating lake levels, can raise the water level and saturate the ground around your home. Concrete, being porous, can be...
by Our Staff | Sep 10, 2021 | Basement Trends, Mold, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
Have you recently purchased a new house? Are there cracks in the foundation, water stains on your ceiling, or mold in your basement? If so, then it is likely that you need to hire an interior waterproofing contractor. It’s important for homeowners to know what...
by Our Staff | Aug 26, 2021 | Air Quality, Mold, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
Crawl space encapsulation will protect the crawl space from severe precipitation. An area with high precipitation will need to encapsulate a crawl space. It will prevent water damage, mold, and the prevention of critters from entering the space. So let’s find...
by Our Staff | Aug 20, 2021 | Air Quality, Basement Trends, Mold, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
A crawl space is an unfished narrow space between the building that has room enough to crawl, not anything beyond that. Most people assume that since they do not spend so much time in their crawl space, it is not essential to take care of the dampness. It is a wrong...
by Our Staff | Aug 13, 2021 | Basement Trends, Mold, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
If you’re trying to cut costs when building your home you may choose to have a crawl space rather than a basement. While this may work well in some parts of the country, it may not work so well in others. But what exactly is a crawl space and how does it differ...
by Our Staff | Jul 9, 2021 | Basement Trends, Mold, Uncategorized, Wet Basement
We recommend homeowners check their crawl space for mold, pests, and moisture as well as lack of insulation. Because these important areas are designed for utility use and house drainage rather than living spaces, homeowners often overlook them. Checking your crawl...
