Water intrusion into floors, crawl spaces, and basements is a common issue that homeowners face, leading to property damage and structural problems. Understanding the sources of moisture in new construction and implementing preventive measures is crucial to ensure your home remains safe and dry. In this blog, we will explore the various causes of water…
As renewable energy sources become increasingly integrated into residential construction, understanding the regulatory landscape surrounding solar photovoltaic (PV) systems is crucial. Whether you’re a homeowner considering solar panels or a builder incorporating solar-ready features into new constructions, compliance with relevant building codes and standards is essential. Solar Electric Ready Home Equals Solar Electric Ready Future…
Step-by-Step Roof Repair Guide for Homeowners Severe weather, including hail and storms, can significantly damage your home’s roof, leading to the potential for further property damage and safety risks. For homeowners in Naperville, understanding how to assess and address roof damage promptly can save both time and money, ensuring your home remains a safe haven….
Scope In wildfire-prone areas, construct wall assemblies, including insulation, framing, and cladding, to be wildfire resilient with the following measures: Description Wall assemblies serve structural and environmental roles in a building. They separate indoor and outdoor environments concerning moisture, temperature, and weather. In wildfire-prone areas, using non-combustible or fire-resistant materials can protect against wildfires. Materials…
Can You Reclaim Water Run-off from Your Roof? Yes, water run-off from asphalt shingle roofs can be reclaimed, but it is essential to understand its limitations and proper uses. Reclaimed water from asphalt shingles should only be used for non-potable purposes such as lawn, shrubbery, and flower irrigation. It is not FDA approved for potable…
