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16 May

Posted at 12:06h in Basement leak, Basement repair, exterior waterproofing, foundation, interior waterproofing, leak prevention, rain, tips, Uncategorized, Waterproofing, Waterproofing Contractor, Window Wells by
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DOES YOUR BASEMENT NEED WINDOW WELLS? Did you know without protection your basement windows could be one of the reasons your basement is flooding? At ACCL Waterproofing we know that window wells may not be the most appealing look you may want outside your home, but...

10 May

Posted at 15:29h in air quality, backwater valve, Basement leak, Basement repair, concrete slab, crawl space, Efflorescence, exterior waterproofing, floods, foundation, may, rain, stump pump, tips, Waterproofing by
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Ensuring your basement is spring ready! Spring has finally arrived! Flowers are beginning to bloom, trees are beginning to get leaves, and the birds are singing. Aside from all the spring excitement you may also notice rain and thunderstorm season is upon us making it important...

25 Apr

Posted at 19:40h in april, Basement leak, floods, humidity, interior waterproofing, leak prevention, mold, rain, sump pump, tips, Uncategorized, Waterproofing by
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April Season Protection From Heavy Rains and Flood Conditions April showers bring may flowers! – or wet basements? -  Lately our weather patterns have been up and down with lots of rain in the forecast leaving your basement prone to water leaks, floods, and damages. One...

25 Jan

Posted at 18:32h in Basement leak, Basement repair, crawl space, exterior waterproofing, foundation, interior waterproofing, leak prevention, mold, sump pump, Underpinning, Waterproofing, Waterproofing Contractor, winter by
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Ensuring your basement is ready this thaw season! thaw seasons happen during the early months of the year in Canada despite it being winter we experience a couple of days or weeks of warm weather. Having warm weather periods during the winter can result in...

06 Dec

Posted at 20:41h in exterior waterproofing, interior waterproofing, leak prevention, parging, Underpinning, Waterproofing, Waterproofing Contractor by
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What Is Parging? Basement parging is the coating applied to the visible above-grade portion of your home’s foundation walls. Often parging is seen as an added decoration that completes the look of a home’s exterior or interior by hiding surface imperfections and marks. However, most homeowners...

18 Sep

Posted at 13:46h in exterior waterproofing, Waterproofing, Waterproofing Contractor by
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[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYId4k19ArM[/embed] What is Exterior Waterproofing? Exterior Waterproofing involves excavating and exposing the foundation wall. This means it requires the removal of landscaping and paved surfaces, that are within 3 feet of the foundation.  It stops all water from coming into contact with your foundation walls, while directing...

17 Jul

Posted at 19:26h in Efflorescence, exterior waterproofing, foundation, interior waterproofing, leak prevention, Waterproofing, Waterproofing Contractor by
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What Is Efflorescence? Efflorescence is a salt mineral or crystal, it's appearance looks white, grey and fuzzy. Found on the outside and inside of your basement walls, stone, stucco, and concrete. It is a common problem in masonry block and concrete foundations. Is Efflorescence Harmful or cause damages? The buildup...

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