Homeowner forgets to re-lower their downspouts after moving the garbage bins or mower from front to back lawns.
Eventually it rains. And their inside while it rains, not noticing the problem.
The entire roof is now collecting and funneling water directly next to your foundation. BIG MISTAKE.
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Winter is hard on garage floors, especially in Colorado, where freezing temperatures, road salt, and uneven heating cause concrete to crack or settle. Learn what makes garage slabs vulnerable, what signs to look for this season, and how Liftech uses structural foam...
Winter weather can be tough on concrete. Water slips between unsealed joints, freezes, expands, and starts to crack the surface or shift the slab. Liftech offers concrete caulking to help Colorado homeowners protect their driveways, sidewalks, and patios before the...
You don’t have to see mold for it to affect your health. If your basement is damp, musty, or shows signs of water intrusion, there’s a good chance the air inside your home is carrying more than you realize. In many Colorado homes, especially along the Front Range,...
September is when many Colorado homeowners first notice cracks in their foundation walls, sticking doors, or uneven floors. This seasonal shift isn’t random; fall weather plays a major role in how your home responds to soil changes. Learn what’s causing the damage and...
Concrete may look tough, but in Colorado’s late-summer heat, it takes a beating. High daytime temperatures, intense UV exposure, and sharp temperature swings between day and night all combine to stress concrete surfaces. For homeowners who have recently poured new...
If you've ever heard scratching sounds beneath your floor or found signs of pests in your crawl space, you're not alone. Crawl spaces are one of the most common entry points for rodents, insects, and other unwanted guests. These areas are often dark, damp, and filled...