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Radon and moisture may seem like two completely separate issues, but in reality, they often appear together in homes—and for good reason. Understanding why they’re linked and how to address them can help protect both your property and your family’s health. What Is Radon? Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that has no color, … Continue reading Radon and Moisture: Why They’re Often Found Together
A basement is supposed to be a safe, dry space, but many homeowners discover water seeping up through the floor. Even if it starts as a small damp spot, it can quickly become a serious problem leading to mold, structural damage, and poor indoor air quality. So why does this happen, and what can you … Continue reading Why Is Water Coming Through My Basement Floor?
A little water in your crawl space may not seem like a big deal, especially if you don’t go down there often. But even a small amount of standing water can create serious problems for your home over time. From structural damage to indoor air quality concerns, crawl space water is something no homeowner should … Continue reading Why Standing Water in Your Crawl Space Is More Serious Than You Think
Walking into your basement and noticing a damp, musty smell is frustrating — especially if you don’t see any water or visible leaks. The odor can be unpleasant, embarrassing, and even a warning sign of hidden problems. So why does a basement sometimes smell musty even when it appears dry? Let’s break it down. Hidden … Continue reading Why Does My Basement Smell Musty Even When It Looks Dry?
If you’ve ever had water seep into your basement, noticed damp walls, or seen mysterious cracks in your foundation—hydrostatic pressure could be to blame. It’s a common but often overlooked issue that affects many homes in Nebraska and Iowa, especially after heavy rainfall or snowmelt. So what exactly is hydrostatic pressure, and why does it … Continue reading What Is Hydrostatic Pressure and Why Should I Care?
Radon is an invisible gas that naturally forms in soil and rock. It’s radioactive, dangerous at high levels, and found in homes across Iowa and Nebraska. Many people assume radon stays in basements, but that’s not how it works. Radon can move throughout a home—yes, even to upper floors and rooms with no direct contact … Continue reading How Radon Moves Through Your Home: What Homeowners Need to Know
If you’ve just moved into a newly built home in Iowa or Nebraska, radon might be the last thing on your mind. After all, your house is brand new — no cracks, no water problems, no mold. So it should be safe from radon too, right? Not quite. Radon can still enter brand-new homes, even … Continue reading Can Radon Get Into a New Home? (Yes—Here’s How)
Basement flooding is a common issue for homeowners in Nebraska and Iowa. Whether it’s from heavy rain, rapid snowmelt, or poor drainage around the foundation, water can quickly find its way into your home. If you’ve dealt with a flooded basement before or want to prevent it from ever happening, this guide covers what you … Continue reading How to Handle Basement Flooding in Nebraska & Iowa: Causes, Cleanup & Prevention
Foundation problems rarely start big. They often show up as things like cracked drywall, sticky windows, or a slightly uneven floor. While these issues might seem minor, they’re often early warning signs of something more serious. Knowing when to repair your foundation can make a major difference in your home’s safety, value, and repair costs. … Continue reading When Should You Repair Your Foundation? Don’t Wait Until It Gets Worse
If you’ve ever noticed white, chalky residue on your basement walls, you’ve likely seen efflorescence. It’s common in damp environments, especially basements and crawl spaces, where moisture is an ongoing issue. While it may seem harmless — even a cosmetic problem — many homeowners wonder: Is efflorescence harmful to breathe? Here’s what you need to … Continue reading Is Efflorescence Harmful to Breathe? What You Should Know