Basement humidity is one of the most common comfort problems we see. It often raises the question of what solution works, which dehumidifier is reliable, what size matches the space, how do I avoid nonstop cycles, and what level of power I really need. A unit that’s too small leaves...
Water in the basement is one of the most common problems that we see after heavy rains. It usually starts outside the house, often due to poor drainage, small gutters, or improper grading. In the Midwest, our soil keeps water and puts pressure on the basement walls. When this happens,...
Crawl space encapsulation helps keep out water, mold, and pests. It also makes your home more comfortable and can lower energy bills. But does crawl space encapsulation add value to home comfort and resale? In many cases, the answer is yes. This guide explains what encapsulation is, how much it...
Sump pump is designed to move water out of your home, but where does water go after it exits the system? If the discharge point is too close to the foundation or directed into the wrong area, it can lead to basement leaks, soil erosion, or structural damage. Knowing the...
Water problems around your home can lead to foundation cracks, soggy landscaping, and basement moisture. If you see water collecting in certain areas or notice damp spots near the foundation, you may need a French drain to redirect the flow and prevent long-term damage. Knowing the signs early helps you...