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Where does Condensation or Seepage come from? We all know how important it is to keep water outside your house. But what happens when the water comes from the inside of your house? It is not unusual to find moisture on the surface of cold objects that are not actually leaking. This is a result […]

It is common knowledge of the hazards that wet surfaces can pose when they freeze. Slipping on icy steps or walk ways can lead to anything from bruised bums to broken bones and potentially much worse. The usual response to diminish these conditions from occurring is applying a product intended to inhibit the water from

It’s said that you can lose up to a third of the value of a new car as you drive it off the lot. And most everything else you may purchase will likely experience the same fate. The only exception to this rule is the improvements you put into your house. Not only will you

Contrary to popular belief, gutters are not your best defense against water that is trying to make its way into your home. In fact, if you live in an area that experiences all four seasons, then it is likely that for a quarter of the year, your gutters are completely useless.

It’s that time of the year again when birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and there is a warmth in the air that will bring us all outside to enjoy. And it’s at this time that typically we may observe that our house and the finishings around it might not look the same. That’s because

The wonder of the first sight of white fluffy snow covering the landscape passes quickly once it accumulates to a point where it weighs down branches onto electrical lines and causes power outages. This may start out as a nuisance and inconvenience but can quickly evolve into devastation if it is followed by a storm

Every year around this time the leaves change color then fall from the trees and we see rakes and hear leaf blowers all around town. Removing the leaves from eye sight is something we take for granted. What we might sometimes forget is clearing the leaves from the roof gutters and basement window wells.