Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure.
For over 25 years, homeowners across the Tri-County area trust SAS Services, Inc. to ensure their homes are dry and healthy. We can reach you quickly from our office in Warren Michigan. At SAS Services, Inc. we specialize in all areas of your home that can lead or contribute to water leaks, saving you the hassle and cost of contacting multiple contractors to determine which area of your home may be responsible for the water leak or damage.
Protecting your basement from water and flooding involves several strategies: Proper Landscaping: Ensure your yard slopes away from your home. This directs water away from your foundation. Planting certain types of vegetation can also help absorb excess water. Gutters and Downspouts: Keep your gutters clean and ensure they're directing water at least three feet away from your foundation. Consider installing gutter guards to prevent clogging. Sump Pump Installation: A sump pump can be a valuable investment. It pumps out water that accumulates in the sump basin, usually located in the basement's lowest point. Regular maintenance is essential to ensure it's working correctly. Foundation Cracks Repair: Inspect your basement regularly for cracks in the foundation. Small cracks can be sealed using epoxy or other sealants, but larger cracks might require professional attention. Window Well Covers: If your basement has windows, install window well covers. These prevent water from accumulating in the window wells and seeping into your basement. Interior and Exterior Waterproofing: Waterproofing can range from applying sealant on your basement walls to more complex exterior waterproofing, which may involve excavating around your home to install drainage systems. Backwater Valves: Install a backwater valve on your sewer line to prevent sewage from backing up into your basement during heavy rains. Inspect and Repair Leaks Promptly: Regularly check for leaks in your basement and repair them promptly to prevent minor issues from turning into major flooding problems. Water Alarms and Detectors: Installing water alarms can alert you early if there's unwanted water in your basement, giving you more time to take action. Regular Maintenance: Regularly inspect and maintain your home’s drainage systems, including sump pumps, gutters, and downspouts, to ensure they are functioning correctly. By combining these measures, you can significantly reduce the risk of water damage and flooding in your basement.