DesRochers Racing with driver Heather DesRochers announces 2010 season sponsors and racing schedule.

East Granby, CT: Victory MotorSports Marketing Services LLC is pleased to announce the 2010 sponsorship programs for DesRochers Racing of Granby, MA with NASCAR driver Heather DesRochers.

Basement Systems of Seymour, CT will be joining DesRochers Racing as the primary team sponsor for the 2010 season. Last year Basement Systems was with the team as an associate sponsor and moved up this year to the primary position. Basement Systems is the world’s largest basement waterproofing company with dealers located throughout the United States, Canada and six other countries.

Joining DesRochers Racing as new associate sponsors for this season is Capa di Roma Marinara Sauce and Connecticut Trailers. Capa di Roma Marinara Sauce originated from the Roma Restaurant which is still in operation and located in East Hartford, CT. Capa di Roma Marinara Sauce can be found at supermarkets all over the country. Connecticut Trailers located in Bolton, CT is the largest trailer dealer in New England and specializes in trailers to fit any need including enclosed racecar trailers.

In addition, several of the past sponsors have returned for 2010 as associate sponsors. The returning sponsors include A. Crane Construction, Frasco Fuel Oil and Western Massachusetts Collision all of which have been with DesRochers Racing for several years now and have enjoyed the relationship they have with the team.

DesRochers Racing with driver Heather DesRochers will be running this year for the SK Light Modified Division championship at Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, CT. Stafford Motor Speedway is a premier racing facility and many of the stars of NASCAR have passed through the gates of this historic raceway.

In addition to running at Stafford Motor Speedway on Friday nights, the DesRochers Racing Team will also be racing on Saturday nights in the Sportsman Modified Division at Monadnock Speedway located in Winchester, NH.

One day, you go down in the basement after a heavy rain and find it under water. Your possessions soaking or drifting in the pool it now became.

You look at the picture with a mix of disbelief and dismay. It might take a minute before you become overwhelmed by worry, contemplating cleanup costs, losses, damages, the hard work ahead, the mess.

Will the furnace still work? How about the water heater?

You decide you need to do something, but you don’t know what or where to start. You need to call for help but doesn’t know who to call.

This article will give you a step-by-step guide to recovering from basement flooding and taking all the necessary steps to prevent that from happening again.

Connecticut Basement Systems came out about three days later and put in the sump pump. It’s truly a beast. See boring picture below.

It rained heavily a few days later, and lo and behold, the sump pump works! No water AT ALL. We could hear it click on and flush out the water intermittently, so we know there was definitely the possibility of damage if we had done nothing.

This is an excerpt from the blog, which explains in detail how this Connecticut customer’s basement was flooded twice, between February and March 2010. The last time, it happened while they were on vacation.

They called us, and their once flood-prone basement is now dry, despite the heavy rains that have been hitting the East Coast this spring.

A Wet Basement can be a huge financial burden

Your Wet Basement May Be Costing You More Money Than You Would Pay to Have it Fixed

Your basement is unsightly, unpleasant, and uncomfortable. It is dark, dingy and smells horribly. However, since you only use it to store some items or as a laundry room, you don’t really care much about how your
basement looks and feels like. You only go there when strictly necessary and rarely spend more than a few minutes in it.

Truth is that your cave-like basement is more than just an eye sore. It might be costing you a lot of money as well, and in more than one way.