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Street creep might sound like something out of a horror movie, but it’s a real and sneaky issue that can cause significant damage to your home’s foundation. Homeowners often overlook this problem until it’s too late. Let’s dive into what street creep is, how it affects your home, and what you can do to protect […]
Street Creep: The Hidden Threat to Your Home’s Foundation and How to Prevent It Read More »
When it comes to maintaining the integrity of your home, few things are as critical as a stable foundation. Issues like settling or bowing walls can compromise not only your home’s value but also its safety. Fortunately, modern solutions like poly piers and wall anchors offer effective ways to address these problems. At BAM Basements
Rain is a natural and essential part of our ecosystem, bringing life to plants and replenishing water sources. However, when it comes to your home, too much rain can have damaging effects, especially on your foundation. Understanding how rain affects your home and taking preventive measures can save you from costly repairs and maintain
The Impact of Rain on Your Home and Foundation: What You Need to Know Read More »
Foundation cracks can be a common occurrence in homes, but not all cracks are created equal. Some may be harmless, while others could indicate serious structural issues. Understanding the difference is crucial for the safety and longevity of your home. Here’s a guide to help you determine whether your foundation crack is serious and
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The basement foundation of a home is the backbone, supporting the weight of the entire structure above. Over time, due to various factors like soil conditions, water damage, or poor construction, foundations can degrade, leading to structural issues that compromise the safety and integrity of the entire building. Recognizing the signs of foundation damage early
Foundation Fallout: Navigating Irreparable Damage with your Basement Foundation Read More »
Are you tired of looking at your sunken driveway, uneven sidewalk, sinking porch or stoop or cracked pool deck? These issues not only diminish the aesthetic appeal of your property but can also pose safety hazards leading to lawsuits. But before you start planning a costly replacement, consider a more efficient and effective solution: polylifting
As the chill of winter fades away and the warmer spring weather comes along, it’s time to turn our attention to the maintenance needs of our homes, especially those with masonry exteriors. Masonry, while durable and timeless, requires regular care and maintenance to withstand the changing seasons and keep your home looking its best. With
March Maintenance Tips for Masonry: Keeping Your Des Moines Home’s Exterior in Shape Read More »
Buying a home is one of the most important investments you’ll ever make and ensuring that it’s structurally sound is very important. Among the many concerns a homebuyer might have, foundation issues can be particularly scary. Whether you’re considering an older home with potential foundation problems or want to be prepared for any surprises during
Foundation Matters: A Home Buyer’s Essential Guide to Foundation Repair Issues Read More »
As winter slowly disappears and warmer days approach, it’s time to assess the aftermath that the harsh Iowa weather might have left on our outdoor surfaces. Among the most vulnerable areas are sidewalks and driveways, which endure the brunt of freezing temperatures, thaw cycles, and moisture infiltration. The aftermath of winter can often lead to
Ensure Safety and Stability: The Importance of Concrete Lifting After Winter Read More »
Your home’s foundation is its most crucial structural element, providing stability and support to the entire home. However, over time, foundations can develop issues due to various factors such as soil movement, water damage, and structural stress. When these issues arise, homeowners are often faced with the dilemma of whether to repair the existing foundation
