Vibration-Related Property Damage
From a contractor’s arsenal, the use of heavy construction equipment and blasting are common and efficient means of tackling various work. At some point in time it is highly likely that these types of construction activities will be employed within an area close to you.
Whether it is blasting related to mass excavation in the neighborhood, hydraulic rock breaking involved with the foundation work down the street, or the use of heavy equipment for the construction next door, the associated noise and vibration can be a nuisance at best, and often can be unsettling and possibly damaging to the area properties.
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How to Cope with Cold Climate Ice Dams
Another winter of excessive snow - and ice dams - is upon us
In cold, wintery climates, ice dams are just a fact of life. While some years are worse than others (depending on the amount and timing of snowfall and temperature fluctuations), this year they are back with a vengeance - particularly in the Northeast.
In new construction, proper workmanship and a variety of techniques can make it easier to prevent ice dams and their subsequent damage. But what can property owners of existing problematic buildings do - and not do - to help prevent reoccurring leaks, stains, damaged property, and the risk of mold and mildew growth?
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