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Posted on:
29 December 2020
If you've just installed a new patio, you may want to have your backyard landscaped so you have an attractive view. If you have a hard time coming up with ideas, you could consult a landscape design service for help. You can even have a landscaping service install the plants, trees, and other features that you like. Here are some ways you might make your backyard more attractive with landscaping.
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Posted on:
17 December 2020
The discovery of a foundation problem is an experience that every homeowner dreads. A healthy foundation provides the strength to support and stabilize the weight of the entire structure plus interior features, furnishings, and occupants.
When the foundation of a home weakens or fails, structural changes and settlement issues can damage the home's value and can make it more difficult to sell. Foundation problems that are not corrected are likely to worsen and can eventually make the home unsafe for occupancy.
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Posted on:
8 December 2020
If your property is on the receiving end of crashing waves that erode soil and make land crumble, a seawall is a necessary investment. These walls take the brunt of the waves' force and protect your land and the structures on it. Designing a seawall requires engineering know-how and serious consideration of the layout of the land and ocean and the size and strength of the waves and potential flooding that could affect the area.
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Posted on:
4 December 2020
If you have a lot of water in your crawl space, then it makes sense that you would want to have your crawl space waterproofed. You can have the walls lined with plastic, have cracks and crevices sealed, and also have the floor poured with concrete or another impervious substance. As long as these processes are done properly, they should keep the water out. But that's not all that a good crawl space waterproofing job will keep out.
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