One of the most challenging problems that a homeowner can face is a wet basement. In addition to damage that water can cause to carpet, walls and furniture, a leaky basement can lead to mold and mildew. This can ultimately lead to health problems in those living at the home.
A finished basement can add considerable equity and years of enjoyment to your home. That extra living space found in unfinished basements could be the blueprint of a new home theater or play room. Tackling a basement finishing project requires careful planning that typically goes beyond the scope of DIY.
If you own a home, basement waterproofing is very important. If you have found that you have issues with cracks and leaks in your basement, you will want to take care of the issue quickly. Homeowners go about fixing issues in their basements many different ways. Some fixes are temporary and do not last while
If you live in a house with a basement, exiting the basement safely in case of emergency can potentially save your life. You might want to research your options for having an egress window installed professionally. An egress window is a window that is intended to provide an emergency means of exiting a dwelling, usually
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n3xkUyScjQ TRANSCRIPT: Chris Mancuso from Accurate Basement Repair on the Mr. Fix-It show Saturday February 22, 2014 620 WTMJ-AM Speakers: Tom Feiza, Mr. Fix-it. Jim Peck, WTMJ Chris Mancuso from Accurate Basement Repair
Listen to ABR's owner, Chris Mancuso, as heard on the February 22, 2014 edition of the Mr. Fix It Show on 620AM WTMJ. During this 30 min. radio show with Tom Feiza, Chris shares some good basement maintenance steps tips to keep your basement dry: Also hear Chris on the next broadcast
Do you have a wet, damp and leaky basement? Do you dream of a basement that can be used as an extra bedroom, lounge or even as a nice dry storage area with closets? Well, your dreams can become a reality. There are solutions that can transform that musty, useless basement into a lovely living area
Summer hasn’t even officially ended, but with the kids heading back to school and those leaves ready to change, it’s time to think about winterizing your basement. One of the biggest problems about winter is the damage it can cause in your basement, but you may not even be aware of it. Most people don’t