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Water damage; words no one wants to hear or something no one wants to see. Read on to find out...

The problem, uneven concrete. The solution, concrete lifting/leveling.

The problem, cracked or bowing walls. The solution, read to find out

The problem, radon. The solution, read to find out.

Take a look at the included pictures. Notice anything different about the three houses? Read on to find out...

The problem, moisture and mold. The solution, read to find out.

A house is not a home until it is safe. In this blog, we discuss the factors that could be...

No matter how much of your basement you want remodeled, Total Basement Finishing offers quality, low maintenance products to better...

No matter the type, cracked and uneven concrete is unappealing. Here, we discuss reasons why PolyLevel is the ideal solution.

When looking at your driveway or sidewalk do you notice uneven sections? In today's blog we talk about what is...

If you notice uneven temperatures throughout your home, as well as cold air leaking in from doors and windows, this...

Deep into the winter months, homeowners may notice difficulty to keep an even temperature throughout their home. In this blog...

January is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's designated National Radon Action Month - discover how radon testing and mitigation can...

From unfinished to finished basement flooring, we have many options that fit the homeowner's needs. Here we discuss several options...

Kim began as a Marketing Intern in August of 2015 and has come on board full time as a Public...

There are many different options to choose from when deciding on basement ceilings. Here, we discuss why our drop ceiling...

Drywall can be severely damaged and expensive to replace in the event of a water leak or flood. It is...

We discuss choosing materials for walls, flooring, and ceilings as well as what to do before finishing your basement.

Part five of a five part series that discusses the EPA's five danger levels of indoor air quality.

Part four of a five part series that discusses the EPA's five danger levels of indoor air quality.