We know our homes better than we think. We live there and are able to see it day to day. We notice when there is a new dent in the wall from one of the kids swinging a baseball bat into it, or when th...
If you’ve heard some confusing news about your homes’ foundation, learn more details. The term “slab leak” describes leaks that develop under the concrete foundation of a building....
A “slab leak” is an industrial term used to describe leaks that develop under the concrete foundation of a building. These leaks are usually caused by deteriorating or disrupted water and sewer li...
On rainy days, I like to curl up on the couch with my favorite blanket, a good book, and some hot chocolate. Ideally I would be worry free, just enjoying the sound of the raindrops hitting the roof, m...
The foundation of your house is literally the foundation. It’s what everything else rests upon. A foundation can last for a very long time, however there are several instances that could potentially...
Each home is built on top of a foundation. The foundation is a very important aspect of a home and is key in helping it remain standing after it is built....
Your home is at risk from a hidden water leak. Many times, the homeowner suspects a problem without seeing the whole picture. A warm spot on the floor ( with under slab piping) or the sound of water m...
You deserve to come home to a place that is in good working condition everyday so you can kick your feet up and relax. Unfortunately, no matter how hardy our home is, it will still require proper care...
The ground beneath our homes is constantly moving, expanding and contracting with the seasons and natural forces. Over time, this repetitive motion can put a strain on the building materials including...
By definition, the foundation of your home is the load-bearing portion of a structure; typically built below ground. While the foundation is designed to support your entire home, it is also expected t...
Water is directed through our homes for daily use through pipes. While plumbing, for the most part, successfully gets that water to and from where it needs to go, every now and then problems can arise...
