Practical guidance for Houston homeowners on foundation repair, soil conditions, drainage, and protecting your home.
Low temperatures along with occasional snowfall, freezing rain, and ice can irreversibly affect your foundation and cause extensive structural damage throughout your home.
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In addition to having to deal with the immediate damages caused by the storm, such as power outages and pipes bursting, many Houstonians now worry about the effects the severe winter weather could have had on their homes and foundations.
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Whether you choose to plant trees, shrubs, flowering plants, or ornamental grasses, installing root barrier systems is the only way to protect your home’s foundation, garage, walkways, driveways, and other structures from potential structural damage.
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Not only do sewer overflows lead to unpleasant odor problems, but they can also cause property damage and unhealthy living conditions.
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The good news is that serious foundation problems caused by drought could be relatively easy to avoid by keeping the soil around and under your foundation evenly moist.
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Having your historic home elevated out of harm's way and preventing a flood from damaging your home can be done.
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While remodeling your home before repairing your foundation is possible, specialists advise against this.
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Sometimes, however, a foundation requires additional support, especially if it’s sinking in the middle.
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Even if you have already prepared your home for the chilly weather, here are a few simple maintenance tasks that could help you prevent damage to your home during the last few weeks of winter.
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There are two more less-common causes of cracks in stucco: the normal settling of the home and differential settlement.
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To avoid any structural issues that could ruin your home and cost you a small fortune to fix, here are a few fatal foundation mistakes you should be aware of.
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While most properties require different measures to keep floodwaters at bay, home elevation is the surest way to minimize damage to your home and keep your family safe when a flood affects your area.
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