You’re officially in the #1 place for Delaware homeowners who want a dry, healthy, safe basement or crawlspace. Inside this community, you’ll get: • Real homeowner tips • Before/after breakdowns • Free expert guidance • Access to my Basement Survival Course • Priority scheduling for inspections Start Here 1. Introduce yourself 2. Tell me your biggest basement concern 3. Watch the “Basement Basics” lesson 4. Book your free inspection if you need help fast My Promise No fluff. No scare tactics. Just real solutions from a Delaware basement pro. 👇 Drop your intro below and let’s get started

Thanks for joining. I built this space to give Delaware homeowners real, honest guidance about basement, crawlspace, and foundation issues—without confusion or pressure. This is your place to learn, ask questions, and protect your home with confidence. To kick things off, let’s have some fun and get to know each other: 🗣️ Introduce yourself and share a pic of your workspace (or wherever you’re joining from) ❤️ Tell us your favorite movie, book, or travel spot 📊 Vote on your favorite pet in the poll I’ll post next Jump in wherever you want. I’m glad you’re here, and I’m excited to build this community with you.

Let’s have some fun. Check off everything you’ve spotted in your home: • [ ] A crack you swear wasn’t there last month • [ ] A smell you can’t explain • [ ] A puddle that shows up “sometimes” • [ ] A spider that pays rent • [ ] A dehumidifier that’s always full • [ ] A mystery stain • [ ] A cold spot in one corner Post your score. Winner gets bragging rights as the “Dry Basement Champion.”

These are the top warning signs Delaware homeowners overlook: • Water after heavy rain • Musty odors • Efflorescence (white powder on walls) • Cracks getting wider • Floors starting to dip • Crawlspace insulation falling Comment with what you’re seeing and I’ll give you a clear, honest breakdown of what’s happening and what your next step should be. No pressure — just real answers.

Delaware has one of the highest water tables on the East Coast. That means hydrostatic pressure is constantly pushing against your foundation. Here’s what that leads to: • Water seepage • Bowing walls • Mold growth • Sagging floors • Crawlspace humidity If you want a breakdown of YOUR home’s risks, drop your town below. I’ll tell you what’s most common in your area.