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Better Options for Your Crawlspace That Don’t Include Fiberglass
Posted on April 26, 2024

Fiberglass insulation has been a standard in home construction for decades and is known for its affordability and effectiveness. However, when it comes to crawlspaces, there may be better options than fiberglass. Issues such as moisture absorption, mold growth, and difficulty in maintenance have led homeowners to seek better alternatives for insulating their crawlspaces. Why

8 Signs You Need Crawl Space Repair: A Checklist For Homeowners
Posted on April 26, 2024

As homeowners in North Carolina, we all wish our houses to last longer. Many owners invest in regular maintenance, timely servicing, and even renovation. The result is reinforced structural integrity and a healthy living environment for occupants.  However, some homeowners often overlook one critical aspect that leads to severe problems and unexpected repair costs in

Drywall Cracks: Cosmetic or Structural?
Posted on March 30, 2024

As your home settles over time, it is common to notice cracks in drywall. Many of these are cosmetic and can be repaired with a fresh coat of paint or patching compound. However, some drywall cracks may indicate serious structural damage caused by foundation movement, water intrusion, or excessive stress on the structure. So, how

How Plumbing Leaks Cause Foundation Damage
Posted on March 24, 2024

Is your home suffering from poor plumbing? These plumbing issues, particularly leaks, can damage your home’s foundation if ignored for a long time. The leak can signify a more significant problem in your house. It’s not just a water waste issue; it can cause moisture that will damage your home foundation. A leak will likely

The Importance Of Timely Foundation Repair For Your Home
Posted on March 15, 2024

Just like an engine is the heart of a two and four-wheeler vehicle, the foundation is the bedrock of every residential property. Despite this, many homeowners overlook underlying and even naked eye visible foundation issues.  Sometimes, it’s out of sight and mind until significant damages arise. Leaving them unattended will lead to disastrous outcomes, shakening

Home Foundation Safeguards
Posted on February 28, 2024

Adding On To Your Home Expanding your home is exciting, but it’s important to consider strong foundation safeguards from the start. Whether you’re adding a new room, extending your kitchen, or building another floor, protecting your home’s foundation is crucial. Your foundation is the bedrock of your house, and any damage can lead to serious

The Difference Between Normal Wear Of Or A Failing Foundation
Posted on February 20, 2024

Know The Difference Lots of houses have cracks in their foundations. In some instances, it indicates only normal wear as well as tear on the surface of the foundation. But in other cases, these cracks raise an alarm for seriousness. Cracks in the wall are one of the significant concerns. It can be dangerous if,

What is the Need for Crawl Space Encapsulation Services?
Posted on February 20, 2024

Introduction Just like our physical health, it is paramount to pay attention to the house’s structural integrity. Many homeowners residing in North Carolina have a crawl space beneath their home overlook, spending regular effort and investment in its maintenance.  Due to this, it leads to clogging of moisture, mold, fungus, musty smells, insect infestation, sinking

Think Twice Before Committing to an MPCs
Posted on January 31, 2024

MPCs – Master-Planned Communities When choosing a place to call home, many consider master-planned communities (MPCs) due to their promise of manicured green spaces, shared amenities, and a vision of effortless suburban living. However, there are important reasons why homeowners should think twice before committing to an MPC. Lack of Personalization Master-planned communities often enforce

Why Consider an Older, More Established Home?
Posted on January 20, 2024

When you want to purchase a new home, you may be drawn to new construction sites promising the most recent, most beautiful home for a reasonable price. Before you buy a potential “cookie-cutter” home, consider older, more established homes.  Why Older Homes? Older homes do not have to be historically registered. These homes can be

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