Alright, let’s talk water. Not the fun kind you find floating the Boise River on a hot summer day, but the sneaky kind that tries to invite itself into your basement or crawlspace. After writing about home maintenance for, gosh, over a decade now, I’ve seen my fair share of soggy situations. And here in […]
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Basement Drainage Boise: Essential Solutions for Treasure Valley Homes
Ah, the Treasure Valley. Beautiful place to live, right? From Boise up through Caldwell and Nampa, we’ve got the foothills, the river, the Greenbelt… it’s pretty fantastic. But let’s be real, along with the perks comes a common homeowner headache: the dreaded damp basement. It’s a problem I’ve seen time and time again throughout my […]
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Basement Drainage Boise: Essential Solutions for Treasure Valley Homes
Essential Guide to Basement Drainage in Boise for Meridian Homeowners
Hey neighbors! As someone who’s spent more years than I care to count thinking about how water moves (or *doesn’t* move) around homes here in the Treasure Valley, I wanted to talk about something near and dear to many Meridian homeowners’ hearts (and foundations): basement drainage. It might not be the most glamorous topic, but […]
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Essential Guide to Basement Drainage in Boise for Meridian Homeowners
Ultimate Guide to Waterproofing Boise and Treasure Valley Homes
Hey there, fellow Treasure Valley dwellers! It’s your friendly neighborhood blogger, here to chat about something near and dear to my heart – and probably to your foundation: keeping our homes dry. After more than a decade writing about homes, home improvement, and sometimes the slightly less glamorous (but super important!) world of drainage, I’ve […]
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Ultimate Guide to Waterproofing Boise and Treasure Valley Homes
Essential Guide to Waterproofing in Boise: Protect Your Home from Water Damage
Alright, let’s talk water. Not the fun kind you find at Lucky Peak, but the sneaky kind that tries to invite itself into your basement or crawlspace. Here in Boise, we love our distinct seasons, but transitioning from a snowy winter (even if it’s just 20 inches on average!) to a potentially soggy spring, or […]