
Basement Homes: The Worries of Wet Winter Weather
We often think of winter as a dry season since we don’t get as much rain as in the spring. However, the volatility of Middle Tennessee’s ever-changing weather patterns can

We often think of winter as a dry season since we don’t get as much rain as in the spring. However, the volatility of Middle Tennessee’s ever-changing weather patterns can

Most homeowners look for poorly sealed windows and doors when trying to lower utility bills and increase efficiency. However, if you have a crawl space, the most effective way to

We can’t deny it any longer: winter is almost here. And while the last thing you want to think about as Jack Frost makes his rounds is whether your home

If you’re looking for a simple, cost-effective solution to reduce your home’s chances of flooding, downspout extensions are the answer. These small, affordable, and often unseen additions to your gutter

Are you dreaming of a white Christmas? Or are you worried that it’s going to be a mild, wet winter? Either way, to keep your Winter Wonderland intact, it’s time

So, you’ve noticed that your basement is a little mustier than usual, or there’s water visibly pooling around the foundation of your home. It’s time to work on your winter

When you think about basement water intrusion, your mind might automatically go to sump pump failure or a plumbing mishap. But what you might not think about is the fact

Fall means ghosts and goblins, but it can also mean something even scarier: water intrusion. And since water damage can wreak havoc on your home inside and out, it pays

Waterproofing is a smart move, especially if you have a basement home or notice a musty, moldy smell throughout. Considering that even minor water damage can cost you hundreds to

September is here, and that means autumn has officially begun. As temperatures fall, the potential for water damage to your home may rise. These tips can help you prepare your

While we often think about damage to our home’s foundation being caused by heavy rain and flooding, hot, dry weather like we have here in Middle Tennessee throughout July and

Tennessee sits squarely in a humid, subtropical climate, and we’re one of the most susceptible states in the US to mold and mildew. But that doesn’t mean that your basement