DISCOVER IF YOUR HOME PROBLEMS ARE RELATED TO WATERPROOFING
Every problem of our house bothers us a lot, even if it is very small or somewhere nobody notices, right?
Do you know how to recognize if your house needs a foundation repair?
In this post, we’ll help you to identify the top five warning signs that you may have a foundation problem.
Turn your dark basement in a sun-filled space by investing in an EGRESS WINDOW.
Required by law for safety issues, an egress window can provide you with many other benefits like natural light and ventilation, adding comfort and value to your extra space. Rooms that are used for sleeping need an opening for emergency escapes or rescues. An egress window fits the legal requirements and is the least expensive option available. Although this type of openness is not a requirement for other remodeling basement projects such as a home office, gym, game room, or family room, it is still a good idea to include an exit window in the building. You’ll be glad of the flexibility it allows in case you want to change the purpose of the room one day – or use it as an occasional guest room at the time.
SOME IDEAS FOR YOU
Don’t let your dark and messy basement stop you from turning your precious space into something of value.
Basements, more often than not, are cast aside as catchall rooms. However, with a little primping, the basement can evolve into the extra space you’ve always wanted.
Actually, in areas with higher property values, such as Kensington in London, digging down is the only option. In fact, people can usually double the value of their home by add one or two more floors. Here in the Midwest, all you would have to do is finish your existing basement.
Foundation Repair involves many processes, and, one of them is the “Push Piers”
Push Piers are made of steel and are driven deep into the soil beneath a foundation to solve settlement problems. It can be installed inside or outside your foundation walls and are not visible once the repair is complete. Because push piers are driven all the way to bedrock or a stable soil layer, they are often the least risky solution when local soil conditions are unknown.
Take a look in the video above, they show the process of the Installation of a Push Pier to enable the construction of a swimming pool on a ground threatened by slope movement and fill settlement.
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