Basements by nature are susceptible to flooding and water infiltration. Anything below grade will battle water issues at some point. Basement waterproofing deals with moisture problems and leaks to keep the basement dry. We came up with a few do’s and don’ts for basement waterproofing. Don’t ever […]
Read more →Before we discuss radon mitigation, it is important to first understand what radon is. Radon is a soil gas. It is naturally occurring, radioactive gas formed from decaying uranium. It has been found in every soil type and in every state in the U.S. It can enter […]
Read more →Most people look at mold as the problem. The truth is mold is a symptom; a side effect. The real problem is a moisture problem. The best way to prevent toxic black mold (or any other mold for that matter) is to prevent water from infiltrating your […]
Read more →Most people look into basement waterproofing in response to a problem. If you are reading this blog you probably have a basement leak, standing water in the basement, moisture building up along the walls, or water seeping up through the concrete slab. The paint could be peeling […]
Read more →Is your basement sick? Is it making your family sick? You probably haven’t given your basement much thought when you cough and sneeze; however, a wet basement can actually cause more respiratory and health problems then you think. Indoor air quality is directly related to the humidity […]
Read more →Moisture can be as big of a problem as an active leak in the basement. Even though you can’t see it, basement moisture still a form of water and can cause problems such as mold, odors, rot as well as insects and other pests. All these issues […]
Read more →When most people think of pollution they think of outside smog, ozone, and haze. What they don’t think about or may not even know; however, indoor air pollution can actually be worse than outdoor air. Allergies, asthma, and other respiratory problems to in the most extreme cases […]
Read more →Some people may think basement waterproofing is a new technology. However, techniques for preventing water from entering a house or building have been around for hundreds of years. While the first liquid waterproofing coatings natural bitumen can be dated back to biblical times, the first known cellar […]
Read more →The basement waterproofing industry is riddled with myths and misconceptions. Here are five myths about basement waterproofing. Myth #1: All you really need is black tar paint on the foundation wall and you are good to go! Black tar or waterproof paint applied to the inside or […]
Read more →When you are shopping for a basement waterproofing system you may find there isn’t just one way to waterproof a basement. There are several options that all accomplish the same goal of keeping your basement dry. It may take some time to determine which one is right […]
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