Foundation problems often occur because of a drought: lack of water in the soil can cause the soil around your foundation to compact and shift, and your foundation might shift along with it. But once you’ve noticed the signs of foundation problems and brought an inspector onto your property, your region might be in the…
While foundation damage can mean costly repairs, the earlier you catch this damage, the easier (and more affordable) it is to fix. This makes it important that you have your foundation professionally inspected if you believe that you may have foundation damage. However, many homeowners do not know how to detect foundation damage. To help…
Foundation repair sounds pretty serious, but it is a regular part of any home maintenance. Foundation repair comes up less often than other home repairs so it seems like a bigger deal than it is. However, if you don’t take care of small foundation problems you could face bigger and costlier foundation issues down the…
When homeowners suspect that they may have foundation problems, it can be easy to ignore these problems as a home’s foundation is out of sight, and addressing these problems can be costly. However, foundation problems progressively worsen, and if left unfixed they can cause costlier and more complex damage to your home. This makes it…