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How Water can Severely Damage Your Home

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10/11/2020 14:00 PM
Water may be the stuff of life, but that doesn’t mean you want it creeping unchecked inside your home. All Australian homes built to code, possess numerous inbuilt water protection features including...

The Effect of Mould on Health (When You Do Not Address Water Proofing Issues)

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01/10/2020 15:00 PM
You can find mould and mould spores almost everywhere, but if you specifically talk about indoor mould growth, they require moisture. And if you have unaddressed waterproofing issues at your home,...

Obvious Reasons to Get Your Waterproofing Done In the Warmer Months

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22/09/2020 22:03 PM
The summer months bring frequent rains that can be damaging to the foundation and structure of your home. When the foundation gets damaged, rainwater makes its way into your basement. It’s ideal for...

Do Not DIY Waterproof Your Home

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25/05/2020 15:12 PM
Many homeowners are often tempted to take up DIY home projects such as painting the walls, installing adhesive tiles in the kitchen, restyling old shelves, and so many others. The internet is full of...

This is why it’s important to waterproof your home

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23/04/2020 09:00 AM
There’s absolutely nothing worse than going to bed after a long day and hearing a drip, drip, drip echoing throughout the house. Picture this. You get up to turn off the nearest faucet before going...

These 5 things can happen if you do not attend to your home’s moisture problems

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28/11/2019 09:13 AM
What’s that smell?    The musty smell from mould spores feeding on nutrient moisture dense surfaces in your home could be the first sign that you and your home’s in trouble. Mould affects...

Can the weather have an effect on rising damp issues in your home?

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16/10/2019 11:00 AM
Any house built at ground level, and not adequately protected, is technically susceptible to rising damp. However, if you live in the Great Sandy Desert you’re probably pretty safe from this...