Crawlspace encapsulation facts
Although not part of the living or occupied area, a crawlspace is one of the more important areas of a building, yet one of the most neglected and misunderstood areas.…
Waterproofing 101
Common foundation problems in the winter that require repair
Winter will be here in no time, that means snow, ice and sleet will be everywhere we look. Snow can wreak havoc on our roofs, siding, and foundation. Because no…
Top causes of basement moisture and how to fix the issue
Do you have a wet basement? Basement moisture is not an uncommon problem. In fact, basements are notoriously dark and damp places. Yet however common it may be, moisture in…
Sump pump maintenance for your home
Most of the time, your home’s sump pump works efficiently and invisibly in the background. In areas with much groundwater, its regular on and off sounds merge with the tapestry…
Battery backup sump pumps
You may not know it, but your sump pump could be the difference between a dry and wet basement or crawl space when heavy rains hit. As a quick reminder,…
What to do when you find a crack in your foundation
The foundation walls and floor of your basement are built to support your house and to keep out the moisture that surrounds them. Their purpose is to keep your home…
Crawlspace dehumidifier 101
Crawlspaces are notoriously damp, but they shouldn’t be. Moisture can damage the supporting structure and lead to dangerous mold growth that can affect your health. A dehumidifier is one of…
Foundation settlement guide
No matter how beautiful your home may be, it will only ever be as strong as its foundation and footings below. There are a number of issues that may occur…
Crawlspace Encapsulation Benefits
Crawlspaces are typically vented to remove moisture through evaporation—groundwater, rainwater, and condensate enter the crawlspace and, under the right conditions, eventually dry and waft out the vents. It’s a fairly…
Issues fixed by crawlspace encapsulation
Whether you know it or not, crawlspaces are found under many different types of homes. Crawlspaces are especially common in rambler and split-level style homes, in historical properties, and under…