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Why Should You Finance Home Repairs? There are times when financing your home repairs makes sense! Maybe you just bought a house, and you don’t have the funds right now. Many times, foundation repairs are part of the negotiations - you may be waiting on the check...
When a homeowner calls us because they have water in their basement, they often say things like, “this hasn’t ever happened before,” or “I don’t understand why water has started coming in now.” We understand the frustration, and we sympathize; a wet basement is NOT...
Once upon a time, your driveway was a freshly poured, smooth, and even surface. As the years have passed, that has changed. Your drive has endured changing seasons, extreme temperatures, erosion, and of course—the wear and tear of vehicles. All of these variables...
If you’ve ever been in the Midwest just before a thunderstorm, you know how intense humidity can be. The air is a damp sweaty cloth wrapped around you like a boa constrictor. It weighs you down and slowly compresses you, until you feel both smothered and drowned...
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Interested in adding an egress window to your basement, but don’t have time to read our comprehensive twelve page guide, Egress Windows: Ins and Outs for Homeowners? If so, this is the just the article you need! Acculevel has been helping homeowners protect and...
Generally, if you have water in your basement or crawl space, it’s because water has seeped through the wall, entered through cracks, or oozed in through the cove joint (where the floor and wall connect). But every once in a while, you may have water coming into...
If we’re installing a waterproofing system in your basement, you clearly have some water issues developing. It could be cracks from hydrostatic pressure, mold growth, or water intrusion. Whatever problem we’re solving, installing water drainage will be a...
Many homeowners install water drainage in their basements to prevent leaks or flooding. This is reasonable and logical; a damp basement encourages mold, damages anything stored there, and makes a soggy mess. But the water outside your home isn’t just trying to...
