PROBLEM SIGNS

Mold and/or Mildew
Fungus that grows in damp, dark areas,
Causes discoloration, musty smells and odors.

Musty Odors
This is the result of the decay
process from mold, mildew, and dry rot.

Damp Spots on Walls
Sign that water has absorbed through wall
Block will have dark grey splotches in various places.

White Chalky Substance on Walls
Known as efflorescence, this is a chemical breakdown
of the bonding agent that holds your walls together.
Sign of possible structural deterioration.

Cracked Walls
Sign that foundation has moved/shifted
Should be inspected to determine the exact cause.

Peeling Paint
Sign that the wall has taken moisture inside, as
Paint will not stick to a wet surface.

Rust on Appliances or Furniture
Look for rust on bottoms of furnaces,
Water heaters, and other metal appliances.
Sign of dampness and water evaporation.

Dry Rot
Dark brown/black fungus. Grows on walls
And other surfaces. Grows mostly on wooden
Surfaces, causing wood to decay.

Warped Paneling
Moisture will cause paneling to bow and discolor,
commonly at the bottom portion of the paneling

Why Correct your Current Problem

When you have a wet basement, you know it's there - rain or shine. Of course, during dry weather these leaks are minimal. However, you know the leaks are still there waiting for the next good rain. At this moment, it could be lowering the value and limiting the use of your home. Those worries are always in the back of your mind. Take care of the problem and get the benefits you deserve

• Restore the proper value of your property
• Keep foundation sound
• A warmer dryer basement year round
• Increased living and recreational space
• A fresher, more attractive home
• A cleaner, healthier environment
• Peace of mind

Cracks and rod holes repaired by Polyurethane RESIN INJECTION SYSTEM.

Unfinished Basement with Baseboard Water Control System.

Finished Basement with Baseboard Water Control and New Finishes

Also, helps prevent the following:

• Fungus, molds and mildew
• Termite and Insect Infestation
• Warping and/or dry rot of Paneling
• Damaged Dry Wall
• Health Problems - Allergy and Respiratory Ailments
• Peeling of Paint and Wall Coverings.
• Electrical Shock Hazards
• Structural Damage
• Failure of Support Block
• Rust and Corrosion of Metal Appliances
• Widening of Existing Cracks
• Bowing/Buckling of Walls
• Collapsed Walls