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As a homeowner, you may have faced the headache of dealing with water seepage in your basement, which can lead to various issues, including mold growth and structural damage. The solution to this frustrating problem could lie in underground downspouts. But do buried downspouts stop basement leaks? Buried downspouts can help prevent basement leaks by […]
Read MoreDealing with crawl space moisture can be daunting for homeowners, as it directly impacts the overall health and safety of your upstairs living environment. A critical aspect of maintaining a dry and well-functioning crawl space is determining whether to keep the vents open or closed. The decision on whether to open or close these vents […]
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A sump pump alarm is often considered an ‘accessory’ to a waterproofing system, but it is an integral part of the sump pump installation. A sump pump is a crucial component in homes, especially for those living in areas prone to flooding or excessive rain. While the sump pump works tirelessly to keep water levels […]
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Efflorescence is a white chalky substance that can build up on your basement walls. The substance itself isn’t dangerous, but it is something to pay attention to. It is the residue of dissolved salts left on the surface of a porous material (such as concrete) after the water transporting those salts has evaporated. Efflorescence most […]
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Cleaning your crawlspace can be very helpful for a variety of reasons. Value Dry will clean up the crawl space before doing any work, both for the efficiency of the job and the safety of our team. This means removing any standing water, trash, plastic, and other debris from the floor. That includes any leftover […]
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Who Should Install Egress Windows? Many different types of construction companies offer Egress Window installation. However, at Value Dry Waterproofing, we believe it is important to contract with a professional basement waterproofing company for proper installation. Your foundation doesn’t just hold back the earth from entering your home; it doubles as a dam to keep […]
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If you do not have a basement, your home is most likely built on a crawl space, which is the space between your lowest floor and the ground. It’s not a place most homeowners often visit, so it can become an “out of sight, out of mind” sort of thing. If you’ve noticed musty smells, […]
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