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Phone: (410) 987-4529

Address: 407 Headquarters Dr, Millersville, MD 21108

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Flooring
Water in crawl spaces can also cause water damage, warping, or even buckling of the sub-flooring of your greatest investment–your home. This typically occurs near the area where your home’s floors and walls come together. Naturally, all of these crawl space moisture issues can potentially create unhealthy indoor air quality and living conditions for your family.
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
Drywall Cracks — Shifts in the foundation often cause other cosmetic damage inside the building. Drywall cracks around windows, door frames, and in corners are common symptoms of significant foundation movement.
Basement Remodeling

Room Additions
Commonly, wet basements occur in homes that lie in low-level areas at the bottoms of slopes or hills, but the everyday shifting or settling of your home may also cause leakage. Other potential causes may be poorly-mixed foundation concrete or improperly designed drainage systems. New swimming pools or home additions (whether in your yard or a neighbors) may also cause problems.

Landscaping and Fencing

Excavation
Bowed and cracked basement walls can be very serious signs of structural damage to the foundation. Traditional methods of addressing these issues include using wall anchors systems, steel I-beams, tiebacks, piering, and excavation.

Window Installation/Replacement
Uneven Doors and Windows — Another typical indication of foundation shifting. Shifting could cause the framework to contort out of square, leading to windows and doors sticking or not opening and closing properly.
Gutters
The best way to keep water ourof your basement is to keep it away from your home’s foundation, and there are several ways to do this. Keep the ground around your house sloped away from it, and free from shrubbery or plants that might prevent sunlight from drying out the soil. Install gutters and downspouts, keeping them regularly clean of debris, and make sure they drain well away from the foundation (either by piping it underground or extending the gutters away from your home). Keep your home’s window wells covered so they don’t collect water.

Insulation
Increased levels of humidity and moisture in a crawl space can damage insulation, support beams, and can eventually support mold and mildew growth.
Masonry
Water can seep into your basement through cracks in the walls or floor, but there are plenty of other places it can break through. Look for weak spots around your basement, such as mortar joints (spaces between bricks or concrete blocks) tie rods that reinforce masonry, the junctures where the walls meet the floor (known as a “cove joint”), the top of your home’s foundation, or window wells. Water can also come from leaky plumbing.

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