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  • How to Repair a Concrete Block Foundation

    Concrete block foundation repairs require difficult, dirty work to be completed. The two most common problems with block foundations are leaks and cracks. These problems can sometimes be fixed...

  • Water Around Foundation Problems

    Water can cause severe problems to a house's or structure's foundation. Water damage and leaks caused by surface water is easily repairable; however, if the damage is caused by groundwater,...

  • How to Repair Concrete Foundations

    Concrete foundations are the most common and generally strongest type of foundation. Nonetheless, they do develop problems over time as they settle into the earth. The two main repairs for a...

  • How to Repair Exterior Cracks in Concrete Foundations

    Repairing an exterior foundation wall is difficult, tricky and time-consuming work. It may be faster and easier to call a contractor, especially if the damage is extensive. If you only have a few...

  • How to Stucco a Concrete Wall

    Nothing spells architectural elegance more than a stucco façade. From Mexican haciendas, to Hollywood mansions, to Mediterranean villas, stucco is beautiful, enduring, and functional. Stucco...

  • Basement Block Wall Repair

    Basement walls that are constructed from blocks can require a number of different repairs over the lifetime of the wall, such as cracks, leaks and complete failures. The good news about basement...

  • How to Apply Concrete on Walls

    Concrete walls, generally poured as a large piece, can sometimes become damaged. When this happens, apply concrete to the wall to repair it. Not a difficult process, this repair can leave the wall...

  • How to Stop a Leak in a Concrete & Stone Basement

    Leaks in a concrete and stone basement can be some of the most tedious and difficult to repair because the concrete, acting as the mortar for the stone, often has rotted in areas you cannot access...

  • How to Patch Concrete Walls

    Concrete is a building material made from Portland cement, sand, water and aggregate. It is commonly used to build walls, floors and outdoor structures, and it is known for its high level of...

  • Help With Leaky Poured Cement Foundation

    A poured cement foundation is made using plywood forms and braces. It is superior to a block foundations because it can be made to interlock with the footing, providing a complete seal between the...

  • Do It Yourself Repair & Replace Tub Walls

    The wall surrounding your tub takes more abuse than probably any other wall in your house. Even if there's no shower there, the moisture and heat from the tub can eventually soften and crumble the...

  • How to Repair a Bathroom Wall After Removing Tile

    Removing wall tile can leave minor to severe underlying damage to the walls. Ceramic tile is installed with one of two types of adhesive: glue-based adhesive called mastic, or cement-based...

  • How to Install Tile on Walls

    Installing wall tile is not difficult, if you follow directions and make sure the surface is prepared correctly. With the thousands of tiles available you’re sure to find something to match your...

  • How to Patch a Stucco Wall

    People often patch stucco walls for a variety of reasons. The most common being damage to the wall, and the removal of a door or window. Whatever the reason for patching a stucco wall there are...

  • How to Parge a Wall

    Parging a cement or cement block wall can transform a dull Unitarian surface into a textured paintable wall. After you parge a wall you can even create unique textures or a stucco look.

  • How to Repair Cement Walls

    Cement walls offer sturdy protection between the interior of a home and the outside elements but they may suffer damage from shifting soils or inadequate installation techniques. In addition, the...

  • How to Patch a Leaky Basement Wall

    Leaks can occur in basement walls at any time and in any season. They are commonly located in poor masonry work and between the concrete slab foundation and joining walls. Water leaks can cause...

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