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A gutter overflows on one side of the house. You notice a draft near the back door, then see a narrow crack in the basement wall. None of these findings automatically means the home has a major defect, but each one raises the same practical question: what needs attention before
A spring storm rolls through Columbia, and the next morning you notice a damp mark near a basement window. The gutters are full of leaves, the sump pump hasn't been tested since last year, and the furnace filter is overdue for replacement. None of those observations proves a major defect,
After a March thaw or a July downpour, a Missouri basement can tell you something is wrong before you know what the problem is. Cardboard boxes soften at the bottom, a finished wall develops a dark patch, or the dehumidifier runs constantly while the room still feels clammy. A home
