A concrete sealer is a protective barrier that gives longevity to concrete and makes cleaning easy. If your concrete is new, you’ll need to let it cure; wait at least one month before applying sealer. Before you apply it, check the weather. The sealer needs to be applied in dry conditions because it won’t adhere…
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No Royal Oak homeowner wants to find water in their basement. One of the most common problems in Royal Oak homes with basements is water seeping inside and pooling. There are several factors that cause basement wetting. Typically, wet basements occur during the winter months or after heavy rains. If left unchecked, basement moisture can…
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My Basement is Flooding You don’t want to go down to your basement and see it flooded. Many people store their extra furniture, holiday décor, family mementos, and much more in the lower level of their home. So, finding these things in standing water is devastating. Many Royal Oak basements have a finished as family…
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If your dry Royal Oak basement smells musty is a sure sign that something is amiss. Even if the mold is invisible to the naked eye and the concrete appears to be dry, you can still have enough mold growth on your basement wall, crawl space or on your slab to create a serious odor…
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