Moisture
Water Under a House A little standing water under a house is not uncommon especially after all of the rains we have been having lately.Once the soil around the house gets saturated with water, water will tend to seep under it and often go unnoticed.However, too much standing water can cause structural damage to the foundation, corrosion to furnace ductwork, wood rot to the framing members, and cause mold and mildew to grow.The amount of water necessary to cause this damage depends a lot on... Mar 10, 2008, 19:11
Moisture
Excessive Moisture in the House Excessive moisture in a house is never a good idea, and over prolonged periods can allow mold and mildew to grow.What you are experiencing is common, and tends to occur after winter rains.During the winter the air and exterior elements of a house are cold and damp.To stay warm, we tend to ... Mar 10, 2008, 19:03
Moisture
Water From Exterior Damages Floor Covering Staining on the underside of vinyl floor covering is usually the result of moisture infiltration, and before the floor covering is replaced, it is important to locate and eliminate the source of this moisture.If you don't, the staining will continue to re- appear no matter how many times you replace the floor covering. Mar 10, 2008, 18:53
