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Leaky Wall Crack Repair Options
In this article, we’ll address leaks in foundation walls. We will not be addressing structural repairs in this blog. But, if you just want to learn about keeping those wall cracks from leaking into your basement, then read on! There are 3 common options that you can consider if you have a crack in your […]
Code Requirements For Basement Egress Windows
The purpose of this blog is to educate you on the building code requirements for egress windows in finished basements. Kansas City and most of the local surrounding municipalities use the IRC (International Residential Code) as a guideline for building safety & quality. They have specific guidelines that the Kansas City metropolitan area follows. In […]
Benefits To Adding An Egress Window To Your Basement
If you live in a home with a basement and there is not much natural light down there, you may want to consider the benefits of adding 1 or more windows. You should consider all of the facts – weigh them out and make an educated decision based on your particular situation. There is no right or […]
What If Your Sump Pump Failed
DID YOU EVER THINK WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO YOU IF YOUR SUMP PUMP FAILED? DO YOU WANT TO KNOW SOME THINGS THAT YOU CAN DO TO REDUCE THE CHANCES THAT THIS HAPPENS TO YOU? If your home has a sump pump, you may want to consider some options to create a back up plan in case your […]
Check Your Sump Pump To Keep Your Basement Dry
Especially in the Greater Kansas City metro, area homeowners depend on a properly functioning drain tile and sump pump system to keep their basement dry. Unfortunately, sump pumps are often the last thing on a homeowner’s mind – until it it too late. Just like any other machine, sump pumps should be regularly checked and […]
What Will Insurance Cover When My Sump Pump Fails or Overflows?
In the event your sump pump fails all together or can’t keep up – are you covered?
Many standard home insurance policies do not cover damages caused by overflowing from a sump pump or backing up through sewers and drains in your home’s basement.
