Get Your Houston Home Winter-Ready With This Handy Checklist
As winter approaches, many Houston homeowners start to think of how to best protect their home from the elements, as well as, keep their energy costs at bay.
Foundation Replacement Doesn’t Always Solve the Underlying Issues
Foundation repair is part of homeownership in the Greater Houston area. Find out when foundation replacement is necessary in our latest blog post.
Common Pests That Can Affect Your Foundation and Home
According to a recent survey, a staggering 76% of homeowners experience a pest problem every year. As our mild winters and rainy summers can result in pest population explosions, the risk of a pest infestation is much higher in Houston compared to other areas of the country. If that’s not scary enough, nearly 50% of […]
Is Your Front Porch Sagging? Here’s Why!
Don’t know why your Houston front porch is sagging? It could be an indicator of what is to come for your home. Find out more in our latest blog post.
The Telltale Signs of a Slightly Uneven Subfloor
Has your floor seen better days? Here are a few signs that could help you identify the signs (and causes) of an uneven subfloor.
Should You Fix Foundation Issues Before Selling Your House
Trying to decide if you want to fix your foundation issues before selling your home can be a daunting decision.
How Your Pool (or your neighbors) Can Hurt Your Houston Home’s Foundation
There is nothing as nice as coming home from work on a really hot day and jumping into your pool. There are some things you need to know about keeping your Houston home’s foundation safe that you may have not considered before!
Costly Mistakes: How Improper Building Practices Can Set a New Home up for Failure
Some homes were built to have problems down the road. Whether it’s from improper building practices or simple negligence, it’s important to make sure you protect yourself. Here are some things to look out for:
Know the Different Kinds of Cracks In Your Walls
There’s no doubt that your home will experience cracks in its walls. That’s normal, but not all cracks are normal and that’s when you have to know the difference between what is normal and what is damaging.
