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Water Intrusion into the Home, The Hidden Enemy
Article By Gerald Warren

Buyers Information Tip

RAIN GUTTER DISCHARGE AREA

The downspout from the rain gutters should discharge the water at lest five feet from the foundation. I can't stress this point enough. If the downspout is discharging the rain water right alongside the foundation, sooner or later you will have foundation damage and, if the house has a basement there is a good chance that you will have water penetration into the basement. Believe it or not, most water in the basement problems are do to water being discharged alongside the house. With the average size house, it is estimated that with a one inch of rainfall 800 gallons of water comes off the roof

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Danger of large decorative rocks Dead trees on the property

Window air conditioner maintenance Trees near the house that causes damage

Spring inspection of the house exterior Winterize the exterior water valves

Long lasting roof shingles Why do stone steps crack right where the hand rail enters the step

Kitchen remodeling tips Main water valve function and location

Rain gutter maintenance Old house with knob and tube wiring

Electrical panel safety Do it yourself, how to install installation

Snow blower storage, so it will start next winter Asphalt driveway repair

How to restore an ugly wooden deck Save on lighting bills with florescent lamps

Importance of well water testing Rain water discharge area

Motorized garage door openers what’s that white stuff on the basement walls