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When was the last time you visited your crawlspace? It probably was the last time that a major household malfunction forced you into action. Once you closed that trapdoor you were glad the event was over and hoped that you would never to have to venture down there again. Be a brave soul and venture down there at least twice a year just to check for issues, such as leaks.…...
Black mold, or any mold for that matter, is a scary thing to have to deal with. But the good news is that not all molds that are black in color are the infamous toxic black mold. There are literally a thousand different types of mold found in the United States, and many of them are black. Molds are found both indoors and outdoors, but the molds found outdoors are…...
The old saying, “out of sight out of mind” is unfortunately true for many homeowners when it comes to their basement. If your basement is unfinished or just not a comfortable place to be, you probably don’t go down there very often. As a result, there may be issues cropping up down there that you aren’t aware of. The best way to prevent expensive problems in your basement is to…...
Mildew is a distinct type of mold. It commonly grows along baseboards, inside cabinets and even on the ceiling. Anywhere that moisture gathers is a breeding ground for mildew. You will probably notice a musty, damp odor around mildew. It is usually yellow or white and looks powdery. A little mildew isn’t necessarily dangerous but it can aggravate allergies and can eventually damage the surface that it grows on. What…...
When is the last time you looked around in the crawlspace under your house? Crawl spaces are notoriously damp, uncomfortable places so most homeowners tend to avoid them. The main people that venture into crawl spaces are home service specialists like HVAC technicians, plumbers and electricians who may or may not tell the homeowner about any issues they see under there. Unfortunately, there are actually a lot of home issues…...
Your landscaping could be damaging your home. Does your basement keep flooding? It may be because of your lawn. Is Your Landscaping Damaging Your Home? Water, Water, In Our Yards, and Not a Drop In Our Basements Rain water has to go somewhere, always. Properly graded and landscaped yards direct this water to desired locations while improperly graded and landscaped yards could allow water to collect in the basement or…...