A sinking concrete porch is typically repaired by lifting and stabilizing the slab with PolyRenewal™ foam injection or another concrete leveling method. If the concrete is structurally sound, leveling can often restore the porch to a more level position without the need for replacement. A professional inspection can determine the cause of the settlement and […]
Sure, these types of concrete porch damage can be concerning, but why do they exist? Many people don’t understand what causes these problems. After all, if concrete really is so strong, shouldn’t you be able to just leave it alone? Even though concrete is a very strong material, you still need to support it. These are […]
Not all concrete porch damage is equal. There are many different reasons you may need to repair a concrete porch. These different types of damage may need different types of repair, so keep your eye out for the different damage types. Which one of these seems most like the problems you’re having with your concrete […]
When you start looking for a dehumidifier to place in your crawl space, you’ll want to know that you’ve invested in a system that can not only pull moisture from the air but that can work with any other waterproofing measures you have in place to reduce the risk of mold and structural damage throughout […]
No, a standard household dehumidifier is generally not recommended for use in a crawl space. Professional crawl space dehumidifiers are designed to handle higher humidity, continuous operation, and damp conditions, helping control moisture more effectively than most residential units.
While high levels of humidity in your crawl space can lead to damage, humidity isn’t always bad. You need to maintain a consistent level of humidity throughout your crawl space if you want to create a healthy environment throughout the rest of your home. Maintaining a Healthy Level of Humidity Don’t try to suck all […]
When it comes to protecting your crawl space from unwanted damage, there are a few different solutions available to you. If you have standing water in your crawl space, for example, you may want to invest in a heavier-duty waterproofing measure—but then again, only after you’ve worked with a contractor to patch up the leak […]
Installing a crawl space door can be a confusing and difficult process for people who don’t know how to do it. It’s vital that you install your crawl space door properly, so don’t do it on your own. Schedule an inspection with a JES crawl space expert to learn more about your options.
The cost of replacing your existing crawl space door may vary tremendously depending on many factors. You may need to consider the existing crawl space door, any crawl space damage you already have, and why you’re replacing the door. An inspection is the first step toward an accurate cost estimate.
The International Residential Code recommends that openings for crawl space access must be at least 18 by 24 inches if the entrance exists in the floor of the house, or 16 by 24 inches if the entrance exists in the crawl space walls. However, local legislation may have its own requirements that contradict these codes.
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