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You can recognize the smell of a damp or leaky basement; you might describe it as musty, unpleasant, or moldy. Water leaking into a basement from outside can cause a range of issues, from mold growth to structural damage, and in order to prevent this type of damage, you’ll need to waterproof the basement. In

If you’ve seen or smelled the telltale signs of water infiltration in your basement, it’s time to consider waterproofing your basement. While there are several ways to remove water, the best way to keep the area dry is to prevent it from getting inside in the first place. Today, we’ll go over how to waterproof

A basement is full of potential. Many homeowners decide to finish their basements, using the space as a family room, home office, or bedroom. Others use their basements for storage. Some homeowners leave this area of the home largely empty, but it is often where the hot water heater, furnace, washer and dryer, or other

You’ve got lots of space in your basement, but are you using it? If there’s water leaking into your basement, you may be hesitant to do so. However, while you don’t want your possessions ruined by water damage, all that space is going to waste, and that doesn’t feel good either. What if you’re using

You just experienced a heavy rain. Sure enough, the basement is leaking again, and the typical puddles are along the perimeter. Off you go with the shop vac to clean it up. Leaky basements may be common, but they’re not “normal.” Moisture encourages mold and mildew growth, which isn’t good for your health. A leaky

Do you have a damp, humid basement? Maybe you’ve noticed water on your basement walls, or perhaps you can smell mold and mildew when you venture down the stairs. It’s also possible you just want to turn your unfinished basement into a functional living space, or maybe you just want to improve the energy efficiency