The Insulation Tax Credit, Explained!
Insulation and air sealing upgrades improve indoor comfort, lower heating and cooling bills, and create a healthier and safer indoor environment for your family. Plus, with the insulation tax credit, you can save 30% on the upfront costs of making these long-lasting...
Mudjacking vs. Polyurethane Foam: How long does it last?
Mudjacking and polyurethane foam injection are the two primary methods often considered when it comes to concrete leveling. A crucial factor in choosing between them is understanding their longevity and how each method aligns with your long-term property maintenance...
How do Voids, Soils, and Gravity Cause Concrete to Settle?
Concrete is a durable and widely used material in construction, but over time, it's not uncommon to see slabs settle or become uneven. Understanding the underlying causes of concrete settlement is crucial for effective prevention and repair. The Impact of Voids...
Mudjacking to Modern Solutions: The Evolution of Slabjacking
Concrete is built to last, but over time, factors like soil erosion, water damage, and freeze-thaw cycles can cause it to settle and become uneven. Home and business owners dealing with sinking concrete have long relied on slabjacking to restore their surfaces. At...
Concrete Lifting vs. Concrete Replacement: Which Saves You More Money?
If you have sunken or uneven concrete, you may be wondering whether to repair it with concrete lifting or replace it entirely. While both options can restore the functionality and appearance of your concrete, one is often far more cost-effective than the other. Let’s...
Mudjacking vs. Polyurethane Foam: Which One is Right for You?
Mudjacking and concrete lifting with polyurethane foam are the two methods homeowners and business owners have when it comes to repairing sunken or uneven concrete. While both methods aim to restore stability and level surfaces, they differ in materials, techniques,...
Should I seal cracks and joints in my concrete?
1. Prevents Water Damage & Erosion Water will seep through cracks and joints leading to soil erosion under the slab, which will eventually cause sinking or uneven surfaces. In colder climates like Illinois, freeze-thaw cycles can expand cracks, worsening the...
Do I Need a Dehumidifier in my Crawl Space?
If you live in Illinois, you’re likely familiar with cold winters and moderate to humid summers. With this mix of temperatures and moisture levels, homeowners often wonder whether installing a dehumidifier in their crawl space is necessary. The answer depends on...
How Does the Insulation Tax Credit Work?
The insulation tax credit is a great opportunity to lower the cost of upgrading the insulation and air sealing in your Illinois home. You can save 30% of your eligible expenses, up to $1,200 per year, making it more affordable to create a comfortable home and lower...