Summer 2023 Back Issue
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Asbestos in the Waterproofing Industry
Choosing and Installing Sump Pumps
Cool Roofing
Case Study: Interior Basement Waterproofing
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Asbestos in the Waterproofing Industry
By Gregory Fahrenbruch
Asbestos is a scary word for a homeowner to hear because of its reputation for causing harmful lung conditions. Asbestos does exist in homes that waterproofers work on, though, so the waterproofing industry cannot overlook this substance.
Choosing and Installing Sump Pumps
By Vanessa Salvia
Sump pumps are an essential tool for waterproofing professionals looking to keep a basement or crawlspace dry. These pumps help remove excess water from a space, preventing damage to the foundation and any stored items.
But with so many options available, how do you choose the right sump pump for your needs?
Cool Roofing
By Vanessa Salvia
Cool roofs keep interior spaces cooler, which lowers energy costs, keeps buildings and homes more comfortable, and can reduce carbon emissions.
Case Study: Interior Basement Waterproofing
By ’58 Foundations & Waterproofing
In a Pennsylvania home, a homeowner with a basement was plagued by problems with invasive water. The sump pump was failing whenever the water table got high, and the basement was getting wet as a result.
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