It is important to keep the soil around your home's foundation evenly moist. But the hose nozzle or drip tape should be placed 18 to 24 inches from the slab, not against the concrete. Watering the ...

How do you know if a house has foundation problems, and how hard are they to fix? Never fear—the answers may not be as scary as you think. The post Signs of Foundation Problems: Should You Fix Them, ...

The lowly slab is a critical path issue to homes that build straight, square, and level, which is the only way they’ll build faster, on budget, and at a high quality standard. Slabs, according to NAHB ...

Taylor Holt from Groundworks discusses how the shift from hot to cold weather can impact your home's foundation, particularly in areas with expansive clay soil, like South Texas. He shares how to spot ...

Understanding what causes foundation damage is essential for effective prevention and repair. Soil-related issues, such as expansion, contraction, and poor compaction, are frequent culprits.

Becca Lewis is home maintenance writer who aims to foster confidence in and inspire DIY enthusiasts at all skill levels. Becca attended Southern Connecticut State University, where she studied ...