Foundations

Time never seems to be on our side, and it can especially work against us in the case of certain home repairs. A suspicious water spot on the ceiling, a slight crack in the foundation, or even a leaky faucet may be a cry for help from your house—a cry that you ignore at your peril. Keep an eye out for these 9 red flags, signs that you may have an issue you should address right away to ensure that a small problem doesn’t turn into a much larger—and more expensive—catastrophe.

An alternative to poured concrete, pre-case foundations have many benefits.

Before starting on your garage foundation, check soil, permits, and structure.

For brick, stone, and concrete surfaces, exposure to moisture can be damaging, if not immediately then gradually and inevitably. Fortunately, it’s easy to protect masonry surfaces—and the interior of your home—with a waterproofing treatment from DRYLOK. Here’s how.

Every homeowner knows that avoiding regular maintenance and upkeep can result in costly repairs. Here are five “sleeping giants” that left undetected—could break the bank.

If you love your land, but your home needs significant renovations, you may be wondering, “How much does it cost to demolish a house?” It seems intimidating, but demolition can be a surprisingly viable option in some circumstances.

As winter ends, give your home a complete physical—inside and out—to ready it for those warm-weather months ahead.

Finishing your basement? Be sure that your remodeling work is in compliance with building codes in your area.

Small home annoyances are sometimes indicators of a bigger structural problem. Learn to recognize the signs of these maintenance issues that need to get addressed sooner rather than later.

Luckily, there are things you can do to stop it.