Posted on: 4 September 2020
Not every home has a crawl space, but for those that do, it's an integral part of the structure of your house. The crawl space is the area created when your house is lifted off the ground. Houses can be lifted to promote a level foundation and to protect them from the elements.
If the crawl space under your home becomes saturated with water, it can warp the foundation and baseboards of your house.
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Posted on: 1 September 2020
If you have a problem with water damaging your floors because you live on a lake, where it snows, or somewhere that you have a lot of traffic in and out in humid conditions, having high-quality floors is essential. You don't want to worry about drying the floors or having problems with water. Instead, consider flooring options that are designed to protect the house and are low maintenance. Here are other options to consider:
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Posted on: 27 August 2020
Painting the exterior of a house is a good way to give it appeal and character, and homeowners can pick between numerous shades. However, paint can be difficult to maintain in an appealing condition, especially after a few years have passed by. For example, outside elements such as heat from the sun can cause paint to peel away in an untimely manner, or other types of damage can occur. If your home has damaged paint that is in need of some maintenance, you might want to consider vinyl siding rather than getting it repainted.
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Posted on: 24 August 2020
Highways and freeways are filled with more vehicles than ever before. The steady stream of traffic traveling down these public roadways is often sustained throughout the night. This leaves construction crews with a unique problem: doing road work and repairs while vehicles speed by.
To combat the increase in traffic, many construction companies rely on crash trucks to keep crew members and drivers safe. A crash truck is a specialized vehicle that is fitted with a truck-mounted impact attenuator.
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