May 14 • General discussion
Muskegon, MI – When Lake Effect Turns Into Leaks
Being close to Lake Michigan means high humidity and frequent storms—and that makes Muskegon homes especially vulnerable to moisture intrusion. IICRC water damage pros stress speed, precision, and ventilation when moisture enters the home.
💧 High-Risk Areas for Muskegon Homes:
Crawl Spaces with Poor Drainage:
Sandy soil may not hold water, but heavy rains can still lead to pooling below your home.
Flat Roofs and Porches:
Improper drainage causes pooling that leads to leaks in ceiling joists and walls.
Storm-Flooded Gutters:
Overflowing gutters send water straight to your foundation—leading to seepage and basement flooding.
🌀 Humidity + Structure = Trouble.
Stay dry, stay prepared, and act fast when water appears.
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Muskegon, MI – When Lake Effect Turns Into Leaks
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