If you recently experienced a leak that started with your roof, it is very likely that you now have a ceiling with water damage. Some common signs of water damage include discolouration, paint or wall materials that are peeling, mildew and mould. If you have any of these signs, it is important that you act fast and get the water damage taken care of. Find the Source of the Leak…
Read More »If a carpet in your home or commercial facility has been ruined by water, you don’t have to get rid of it. Carpet restoration services can help you bring it to its former condition. Once you call in to report water damage on your carpet, the technician will want to know the source of water, so try to see if you can identify the source. If you have a plumbing problem, you should also call a qualified plumber and electrician depending on the extent of damage.…
Read More »Computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM) are computer software used for designing and manufacturing different industrial products. Specifically, CAD centres on the design element and documentation of the way you want your product to look. On the other hand, CAM focuses on using the assemblies and models created by the CAD to drive and direct the machines in the CNC process to turn the design models into tangible products.…
Read More »Keeping all of your home’s concrete surfaces free of water damage is very important, as this damage can result in cracks, leaks, spalling, and even chunks of the concrete breaking away. In a basement, water damage to the walls and floor can mean a softening of the home’s foundation, and the home may then settle and shift. This results in even more damage to the home’s framework, walls, and ceilings. To avoid all this damage, note a few tips for keeping your home’s basement protected.…
Read More »Homeowners typically don’t consult with structural engineers very often, but their services can be necessary when it comes to renovation or remodelling projects and for determining the cause of certain damage to your home. If you’ve never worked with a structural engineer, note when their services may be needed, so you know your home is always structurally sound and in good repair. Changing the foundation If you’re considering an addition to your home, whether that’s a second or third story or an extension to the side of the home, you should have a structural engineer check the home’s foundation, as it may need underpinning in order to manage this extra weight.…
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