Basement Systems of New Hampshire
238 Main Street Plaistow, NH, 03865
News & events from Basement Systems of New Hampshire
Come Watch our Celebrity Hockey Game and Donate to an Important Charity!
2012-04-12 15:10:09
Join Basement Systems of New Hampshire and other Basement Systems dealers from the New England area, as they sponsor a celebrity hockey game on Saturday, May 19th to benefit the Claddagh Fund, the charitable foundation of the Dropkick Murphys.
Basement Systems of New Hampshire Receives Awards at International Convention in Connecticut
2011-09-28 09:11:01
Basement Systems of New Hampshire received two major awards at this year's Team Basement Systems Convention.
Does Humid Air Go Up or Down?
2009-11-12 02:46:51
There are two classic arguments used to explain where humid air goes in a home. Click on the title above to read the two arguments.
The Case Against Basement and Crawl Space Ventilation
2009-10-16 11:21:48
For far too many years, homeowners in throughout New Hampshire and Greater Boston have tried to use outside air to dry out their humid basements and crawl spaces. Fans are placed in basement windows, some blowing air inside the home, other basement fans designed to blow air outside. In many areas of the country, crawl space vents have been built into building codes, and while those are changing, the conventional "wisdom" is that if outside air is allowed to pass through the space, it will keep the space dry. Basement Systems of New Hampshire has the solutions you need for a dry basement in crawl space.
Fixing Basement Cracks That Allow Water to Seep In
Since this water traveled upward through the cracks, it has nowhere to go. Unless you have a sump pump to remove the water or are willing to hire a plumber to take care of the basement every time it floods, this water will continuous create humidity in your basement. A humid basement leads to mold and rotting wood, which results in allergens traveling throughout the rest of your home. If you have tools stored in the basement, they can easily rust. Click the title above to read more...
2009-09-25 01:50:35
Few basement water problems frustrate homeowners more than a basement with leaky floor cracks. Water flows upwards through these cracks, flooding the basement from everywhere on the floor at once. Depending on how much rain fall in your area, this water can linger for days, even weeks.
Since this water traveled upward through the cracks, it has nowhere to go. Unless you have a sump pump to remove the water or are willing to hire a plumber to take care of the basement every time it floods, this water will continuous create humidity in your basement. A humid basement leads to mold and rotting wood, which results in allergens traveling throughout the rest of your home. If you have tools stored in the basement, they can easily rust. Click the title above to read more...
