Written by Bob McGuire on December 16th, 2008
School video 2
This is the second basement waterproofing video. It shows a crew operating like a well oiled machine installing a Water Trek system with a Water Grabber sump pump in a field stone basement. Special treatments are needed for these types of porous walls (like stone and common bricks).
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Deadliest Catch Capt. Phil Dies at 53
Written on February 12th, 2010
We are big fans around here of the show “The Deadliest Catch” on the Discovery Channel. So we stayed up late on the 10th and did a video for the captain. Watch it here. It is in .wmv format about 3.3 meg.
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Does insurance pay for cracked basement repair?
Written on December 4th, 2009
I got a question “does insurance pay for cracked basement repair”? The answer is pretty simple but complicated. Insurances usually pay for “damages”. So there are 2 things to consider. A: we have the wall crack and B; we have the rotten carpet and the studs that have to be removed and drywall that [...]
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Sump Pumps The Latest News On Machinery And Its Installation
Written on August 8th, 2009
It’s a nightmare every homeowner dreads: The basement flooded, belongings awash. Carpeting and wallboard ruined and waterlogged.
While a comprehensive waterproofing and drainage system has many components, sump pumps are considered the most crucial. Unlike the membranes, drainage sheets, and perforated pipe, which usually last for the life of the structure, sump pumps need to be [...] -
Moisture-Combating a Subtle Prowler
Written on August 3rd, 2009
By: Ulf Wolf
Water, in large quantities, can be devastating. From Noah’s Ark in biblical times, to the Johnstown (Pa.) Flood in 1889, to the 2004 tsunami in the Indian Ocean, water can be as much of a troublesome element as fire.
But in smaller quantities, water can be good. You swallow a couple of glasses of [...]
