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Great Green Home Remodeling Tips

Billy Gafford | November 16, 2009

Some great home improvement options to keep your house looking great while being kind to the environment.

Mortar Joints: A Common Cause of Seepage

Howard Shachter | September 10, 2009

A mortar joint is the grout-sealed area between the brick, or mortar, of your house and the concrete foundation that is buried below the earth.

How to Find the Cause of Water Seepage

Howard Shachter | September 9, 2009

A simple test can find out exactly where the seepage is coming from even if your basement is finished.

Seepage: What is Basement Water Seepage and What Causes It?

Howard Shachter | September 9, 2009

Common causes can be leaky window wells or water penetrating the foundation walls.

Basement Humidity: Causes and Solutions

Howard Shachter | September 3, 2009

Look for condensation in the windows or perhaps there is a funny smell in the air from mold spores.

Backup Sump Pumps: Avoid Basement Flooding During a Power Failure

Howard Shachter | August 31, 2009

Don’t risk being caught in a thunderstorm with your power out and your basement flooding.

How to Spot Water Damage When Buying a Home

Howard Shachter | August 31, 2009

If the foundation is poured concrete, look for cracks in the wall.

How to Avoid a Flooded Basement

Howard Shachter | August 31, 2009

Sometimes downspouts deposit water too close to the base of your home, causing erosion.

How to Repair Foundation Cracks

Howard Shachter | August 31, 2009

The most common cause of seepage problems is usually cracks in the wall of a poured concrete foundation.

Top Things to Know About Home Improvement

Pat Perkins | August 24, 2009

Some people love projects, others despise them, but the majority of us fall somewhere between the extremes.  There are the gung-ho types and the ...