Your sump pump is an essential part of your basement waterproofing system. Do you have a backup battery for it when the power goes out, or the central system fails?
Category Archives: Waterproofing
Foundation Repair, Healthy Home, Waterproofing
What To Expect When Getting Your Basement Waterproofed
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Jul
Jul
Do you wrinkle your nose at the musty smell every time you go down into your basement? Do you dread to think of the day you’ll find a puddle of water where it’s not supposed to be? If so, it’s time to contact the professionals at Missouri Basement to get your basement waterproofed. Here’s what […]
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Jun
Jun
At Missouri Basement, we want you to be educated about your home, any problems that could arise, and how to fix them. One of the problems that could affect your home is something called hydrostatic pressure. Hydrostatic pressure is one of the most common causes of basement leaks, bowing walls, and settling foundations in homes. […]
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Mar
Mar
As homeowners, a lot of us associate a musty smell with the basement. After all, many of us probably remember wrinkling our noses when going down into the basement of our childhood homes to get our summer toys out of storage or do laundry. But did you know that a musty smells in the basement […]
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Dec
Dec
Noticing water in your basement can be a cause of alarm for homeowners. Water damage can be expensive to fix so catching problems early will save you a lot of time and energy. Here are the five most common causes of basement leaks in homes:
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Nov
Nov
Basements don’t have to be the dark, dank spaces of old. Now, they are a valuable part of our homes for both storage and living. Because they are below ground, our basements are vulnerable to water damage. Flooding or excess moisture in the basement can cause a range of problems that can affect the vitality […]
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Nov
Nov
Sump pumps are a common sight in basements. These devices are installed at the lowest point in the home and keep your basement dry by removing water collected in the sump pit and depositing it in a nearby storm drain, dry well, or detention pond. Usually, your sump pump is on standby, waiting to be […]
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