While it’s not a danger in and of itself, efflorescence can be linked to excess moisture, mold growth, or poor drainage.

The ground around your basement walls contains a lot more than dirt. Water filters its way through the soil, keeping our plants and gardens healthy, but where does it go when it hits your foundation?

Having a home with a basement comes with its own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to managing excess water. Basements are naturally prone to water accumulation from moisture, leaks, and ...

The Basement Doctor is a waterproofing and crawl space contractor ... settling and sinking foundation walls. It services much of Ohio, as well as northeast Indiana, eastern Kentucky and part ...

Basements are an essential part of many homes offering valuable space for storage recreation or living However they are also prone to water intrusion which can lead to damage mold growth and even stru ...

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When a basement flood occurs in your Toronto home, the risk of mold growth becomes a serious concern. Mold thrives in moist environments, and without quick action, it can lead to health issues, ...

This is a three-bed, two-bath, 1,380-square-foot, mid-century modern home in New Albany’s Silver Hills neighborhood that was ...

Nova Construction Pro is expanding its construction and remodeling services for 2025 to better serve homeowners in Northern Virginia. With decades of experience and a Class-A license, the company ...