Tackle Your Winter Foundation Problems With Basement Waterproofing

Posted on 28 November 2020

Winter can bring a lot of headaches for home owners. Winter tasks include things like having to repeatedly shovel the driveway or having to keep your faucets running in order to avoid frozen pipes. But there's another potential problem that Old Man Winter could cause for your house, and it's something that might not be immediately obvious because it's literally under the ground. Snow and ice can cause issues with your home's foundation over time, and that in turn could cause issues for your basement if it's not waterproofed. [Read More]

Restoring Your Property's Tower Clock

Posted on 23 September 2020

A clock tower can be one of the most noticeable features of a property or community. Unfortunately, these towers will suffer major wear over the decades, and this can lead to them needing to undergo a full restoration. Otherwise, the appearance of the tower as well as its structural condition can both be compromised. Masonry Damage Masonry is one of the more common materials used in the construction of tower clocks. [Read More]

About Me

Fixing Up Your Place

Nothing is more frustrating than buying for first home, and then discovering loads of tiny projects. In addition to taking care of the lawn, you might also discover broken faucets, carpet stains, and more than a few drywall issues. Fortunately, by fixing the small things, you can learn a lot that will help you later. I have been working on my own home for the past ten years or so, and I can tell you first hand how important it is to get in there and take care of things on your own. My blog discusses all things repair and restoration, so that you can take matters into your own hands.