As spring
arrives, we like to air out our homes, start disposing of winter clutters, and some
small remodeling such as touch up, and fix up things. Your home improvement
“honey-do jar" is probably overflowing and stuck in tool time. Don't
forget your basic improvement foundations. Think about interior / exterior wall
cracks which you have gotten used to? Why is that happening after winter? And
those doors? What happened to them? I remember when they opened and closed
easily. Why do they stick now?
Do my tables tilt because my floors slope and I need to fix it? Do my
windows fit squarely in the frames or are they racked and/or binding badly?
What about my sliding windows / doors performance? Several different reasons of
these occurrences, you need to look into foundations and column supports plus reviewed
movement, tipping, and settlement from best professional home improvement company
in your town. Winter is a normal time for water, trapped in the soil outside
the basement wall, to freeze and heave, cracking your basement wall and
incrementally pushing the wall inward, a little each year. Unfortunately, the
wall does not normally "spring" back with the arrival of springtime.
This can lead to leaking, wall movement, cracking drywall, and other signs of
foundation failure.
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