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How to Renovate a Historic Home Without Destroying It
Posted on November 30, 2023

How to Renovate a Historic Home Without Destroying ItĀ  Historic homes have a unique appeal that many modern houses lack. They offer a glimpse into the past, a connection to the history of a place, and a sense of character and craftsmanship. However, owning and renovating a historic home can also be challenging, especially if

Foundation Repair Techniques in Raleigh – An Overview of Common Methods
Posted on August 18, 2023

Introduction   Dealing with foundation problems without proper guidance can be daunting. Especially where numerous foundation repair solutions exist in the market. Understanding the need for timely foundation repair is the only way to ensure your homeā€™s longevity and stability. But, before you select the ideal foundation repair Raleigh solution for your home, it is

Keep your Air Conditioning Unit in Top Condition
Posted on May 30, 2023

Air Conditioning As the summer heat approaches, it’s crucial to make sure your air conditioning system is working correctly. The last thing you want is for it to break down in the middle of a scorching day, leaving you feeling uncomfortable and frustrated. But, with proper maintenance, you can prevent your air conditioning from breaking

Crawl Space Encapsulation: The Key to a Healthier Home
Posted on May 19, 2023

Introduction   Have you ever considered the air quality of your home? Did you know your crawl space can be a major factor in poor air quality and even health problems? Many homeowners need an idea of their crawl space’s impact on their health. For example, a dirty, damp crawlspace could lead to mold growth,

How Crawl Space Encapsulation Improves Indoor Air Quality?
Posted on May 10, 2023

Do you know what’s lurking in your crawl space? Many homeowners are unaware of the potential hazards in this often-overlooked area of their homes. Poor indoor air quality is a primary concern that most of them deal with. And the main reason behind this is inadequately encapsulated crawl space. This comprehensive blog post will discuss

Foundation Repair and Home Value: How They are Connected
Posted on April 19, 2023

Foundation Introduction   The foundation of a house is often overlooked when it comes to determining its value. However, the reality is that the foundation plays a crucial role in maintaining the structural integrity of the home. If the foundation is damaged or compromised in any way, it can decrease the property’s overall value. Potential

Effective and Best Ways of Foundation Repair
Posted on March 14, 2023

Introduction To Foundation Repair   If you have spotted cracks in the walls, leaky plumbing, or leaning walls and find it difficult to open and close doors or windows properly, all these signs indicate problems with the foundation. And if your house is experiencing foundation issues, fixing the problem quickly is crucial. TheĀ Foundation RepairĀ methods that

6 Things No One Will Tell You Before Crawl Space Encapsulation
Posted on March 06, 2023

Are you aware that up to 50 percent of the air you breathe in your house flows from your crawl space? Yes, thatā€™s true! Due to this reason, it is not at all a good idea to overlook this space. Adopting the necessary measures like Crawl Space Encapsulation service to keep the space dry and

What To Do If Your Home Contains Lead Construction
Posted on January 30, 2023

If you own a home built before 1978, there is a strong chance it contains lead. Lead construction is concerning since lead exposure can have serious health consequences, such as an increased risk of neurological problems and even death. Don’t panic! Fortunately, there are steps you can take to reduce the risks associated with lead

Investing in Brick Chimneys
Posted on November 23, 2022

Brick chimneys offer your home a lot of accents, but they are durable time tested pieces that add dimension and quality to your home. Brick chimneys have been around since 1719 in England and made their way to the U.S. in 1789. Because of the strength bricks create in a chimney, they are more expensive.

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