Showing posts with label basement waterproofing michigan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basement waterproofing michigan. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2014

Basement Damage in Michigan

There is no denying the destructive power water can have over a household. Mold and mildew buildup, cracks in the foundation, and actual structure failure have been known to be caused by an unwanted presence of water. A small problem can grow into a nightmare when it is left untreated. Most water damage repairs have three basic components: time sensitivity, knowledge, and materials.
Time sensitivity

Friday, May 16, 2014

Specializing in Michigan Waterproofing

Mr. Rooter can provide a wide range of services, but we specialize in basement waterproofing in Michigan. We have provided positive solutions to every situation that you can think of, on foundations ranging from poured concrete, to block to stone. 

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Sinking Foundations in Michigan

Sinking foundations, cracked and buckled walls and uneven floors are problems commonly faced annually by some quarter-million homeowners. Homes and other structures situated on unstable soils settle when their foundations are subjected to extreme moisture variations or lack proper drainage.
 A shifting foundation may result in structural damage to your home in Michigan and a loss of your investment.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Determine What To Do With Water in Your Basement

The first thing to determine is what is causing your specific problem, and we provide an onsite inspection, with no obligation to use our services. However, if you do decide that you would like us to permanently and safely fix your problem, we can devise an affordable solution.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Shifting Foundations in Metro Detroit


Your home's foundation is in contact with the ground soils and its primarily soil and rock. Mr. Rooter foundation repair is essential in keeping your home's foundation intact. Your foundation in Michigan is suppose to transfer your home's structure load to the soil and rock underneath your home without causing settlement and shifting.