Tagged: basement water damage
Water in a Boston home can go from small problem to major repair very quickly. In this guide, we walk through the top mistakes homeowners make in the first 24 hours after a leak or basement seep and explain what to do instead so you can limit damage and start recovery the right way.
If you’ve ever walked into your basement and caught the faint scent of dampness—or worse, discovered standing water—you’re not alone. Basements are naturally prone to water intrusion. Whether your home is decades old or...
Waterproofing your basement is essential, and a sump pump plays a pivotal role in this process. Acting as the centerpiece of your basement’s waterproofing system, the sump pump collects and diverts any water that...
Many homeowners cherish their basements as versatile spaces—whether for storage, laundry, or even a cozy family hangout. But when heavy rain rolls in, that basement can quickly become a source of stress if water...
If you’ve ever experienced a flooded basement, then you know just how disruptive and costly it can be. While there are many potential causes of basement flooding, one of the most common is groundwater....
What is Orbeez? Orbeez is a kid’s toy. They are gel beads that grow when they touch the water. They are super absorbent polymer beads made of acrylic acid, sodium hydroxide, and water. To...
Water damage can be a silent threat, hiding behind walls and spreading underneath carpeting. The damage may not be evident until serious ruin has occurred. But spotting water damage in its earliest stages can...
Proactive homeowners understand the value of taking steps to prevent basement flooding. Without practical measures to keep water out, moisture will invite itself in. The unwelcome houseguest causes a host of water damage and...
Homeownership is expensive. However, the costs don’t stop just with the purchase. You have to pay to maintain and repair your home to keep it in a livable and safe condition. When it comes...
The amount of water vapor in the air is known as humidity. Every home produces plenty of humidity through cooking, taking hot showers, and even breathing. Moisture is also released from the soil...