F.A.Q.

As soon as safely possible, remove all wet household items from the home, as well as, all damp gypsum board (“sheetrock”), wall insulation, carpet and wooden floor materials, cabinets, etc…..  Begin the drying process using air flow and air conditioning equipment in an effort to lower the moisture content in the building framing and building materials.  Caution:  Have an electrical system inspection performed by a licensed state contractor on the features of your house prior to any remediation work as safety is paramount during these times.  During remediation of flooded properties, mold growth may occur and, as such, respirators and eye protection are recommended.  Consult with professionals, prior to rebuilding because starting the reconstruction too early may trap water inside your house.

We are proud to offer our clients on-site field assessments in an effort to diagnose building problems and provide our opinion on reasonable, cost effective measures of repair.  Collectively, our staff has inspected thousands of buildings for the purpose of diagnosing and identifying causation factors associated with building defects.

Cracks in your house may indicate structural damage due to age, shifting of the foundation or even exposure to extreme weather conditions. It could also be caused by poor workmanship or inadequate materials during the construction of the house. If the cracks are bigger and more serious, it would be a good idea to contact an experienced building inspector who can assess the damage and advise you on the necessary repairs.

Our pricing starts at $500 for general consultation.