You’ve got dampness or running water in or
under your home.

Your house has a big job: to keep the weather out. When that isn’t happening, all kinds of problems arise.

Of course, there’s the structural damage; water can do some serious harm in a hurry. Ruining floors, warping doors and windows, bubbling drywall, making your carpet soggy and disgusting.

But what’s less known is what happens next. That is, the water begins to evaporate into the air causing high humidity. High interior humidity causes a whole different set of problems.

First, high humidity dramatically raises the cost of heating and cooling your home (humid air takes more energy to warm and cool). Also, as it rises through the house and into the attic it condenses (turns back into drops) and does damage up there - to your roof, in particular.

But what’s much worse than damage to your building is that high interior humidity makes your home a perfect environment for dust mites and mold growth, both of which can cause serious health problems for many people. To learn more about that, click on those links.
What to do about it

If you’ve got water inside, whether it’s just an always-damp cement wall or a gusher during rainstorms, it’s damaging your home and it’s got to be fixed.

Fortunately, Waterproofing Inc. has the technology and experience to seal your home once and for all.

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