There is a chance that the dropping temperatures during the coming winter months could have an effect on your home’s foundation. Keeping your foundation healthy is vital to the stability of your home since the foundation holds up the entire structure. The colder temperatures that are common throughout Middle Tennessee during the winter season can… [Read More]
Homes with structural problems are probably a homeowner’s worst nightmare. If left untreated, it could lower the value of the home. So if you notice signs of foundation issues around your home, you probably need to have an inspection done. Structural warning signs can include: Hard to open/close windows Ceiling cracks Wall cracks Bowed walls… [Read More]
As homes settle, homeowners start to notice foundation cracks over time. Though they can be ugly, most cracks are not a major concern. Small hairline cracks are normal and are usually caused by shrinking concrete. But if you are suspicious of a crack, it should be monitored to ensure it is not expanding or widening…. [Read More]
Winter in Nashville can be treacherous due to ice, high winds, and snow. It can be tough for residents and create harsh conditions for homes and foundations in the Middle Tennessee area. High winds could damage roofs, shingles, and gutters. Cold freezing rain can freeze pipes and increase snow loads. Winter can also cause basement… [Read More]
Have you noticed uneven concrete at your Middle Tennessee home or workplace? Concrete that isn’t level can cause a variety of issues, such as: Water runoff Foundation failure Vehicle damage Tripping hazards. Not only is it unattractive, but it can be dangerous to you and your household or guests. Damaged concrete can be found in many… [Read More]
A cracked and uneven driveway can be an eyesore, and also a tripping hazard for you and your family. Your driveway takes abuse from the weather and heavy traffic. There are many other reasons why your driveway may have cracks and has become sunk and uneven. 3 Reasons Why a Driveway Can Crack Weather When… [Read More]