As with any ground-level concrete surface, it’s possible your basement floor can sink or settle because of various reasons. Basement sinking or settling is an irregularity in the concrete surface that may or may not pose potential risks. But, most commonly sunken or settled concrete...
“Mudjacking” is a term that you will often come across if you have issues with sinking or settling concrete. It is a method of lifting or leveling concrete using a slurry mixture that is injected underneath the slabs through holes drilled through the cement. This concrete...
Brick is a durable material to build with. However, over time, they may deteriorate from being exposed to the elements and regular wear and tear. Or, they may start to get loose. They might even become too brittle or ruined completely as to leave gaps...
If you live in Michigan, you know what a basement is because, most likely, you have one in your own home. Even townhomes in the Canton, Michigan, area have basements. Old farmhouses in rural areas have cellars instead of basements, as they were used for...
If your house has a basement, it’s highly likely that you’ve had to deal with some type of water damage, especially if you’re living in an area where when it rains it floods. Water damage can show up as leaks, water stains, hairline cracks, musty...
Brick structures are built to last, but they still need a little TLC every now and then. Proper maintenance of a brick house, for example, is an essential part of keeping its structural integrity. This adds many more years to its lifespan so that you...