We’ve all seen rust before – maybe at the playground, on old pipes, or a metal hammer. But, what exactly is rust? Today, we’ll answer just that! Below, we will cover what causes rust, and if rust is dangerous to metal and humans. What Causes Rust? We all know the reddish-brown ...
Read MoreWhether we’re in Summer or Fall, your roof protects your home and is important to maintain. The foundation of your roof lies in trusses. Trusses are sets of beams that are connected together by nodes to keep your roof rigid, strong, and sturdy. These days, trusses are either m ...
Read MoreWho doesn’t love a good DIY home improvement project? We appreciate them as much as the next person in line, but there are some projects that should never be attempted. They typically contain too many red flags, are dangerous, and require a level of expertise that most homeowners ...
Read MoreHurricanes can be a menace to millions of people each and every year. The incredibly strong winds are capable of damaging your home and making the entire situation an uncomfortable mess. If a hurricane is predicted to be on its way – we’ve got your back. Here are 6 tips to hur ...
Read MoreAs of now, search and rescue teams are desperately scouring through the concrete and steel rubble of a vast 12-story residential building north of Miami. Within a couple of seconds, a large section of the vast Champlain Towers (located at the seafront in Surfside) crumbled to the ...
Read MoreLandscapes are beautiful reminders of the past and provide an incredible insight into the lifestyle of previous generations. Bridges offer perfect insight into the past lifestyle and tech advancement over the years. Crafted to link communities, make travel all the more convenient ...
Read MoreFoundations typically start settling with time as a result of various human-made and natural factors. In most cases, settlement is nothing to fret about. However, a high level of settlement can increase the chances of your foundation and home experiencing damage. Homeowners an ...
Read MoreReasons for Underpinning an Existing Foundation Underpinning your building’s foundation means restructuring or reinforcing the existing one. It becomes necessary when the original foundation starts losing its strength and can no longer support the home. Typically, it occurs as a ...
Read MoreYour home literally rests on top of its foundation, which means that it should remain stable and sound. A weak foundation may lead to devastating structural problems if you don't address them on time. Here's the good news: replacing or renovating the foundation isn't a dauntin ...
Read MoreA common problem that homeowners have to deal with in the winter season is frost heaving. In frost heaving conditions, the structure of your deck or roof may end up with an uneven surface. Moreover, it may cause the overall formation of your house to become weakened or brittle. ...
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