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Complete Understanding of Efflorescence and How to Fix It

Efflorescence is a white or light-coloured powdery salt deposit that appears on the surface of concrete, brick or stone due to water seepage. It is a sign of moisture present in your basement. Generally, it seems in two types: primary and secondary. Guardian Foundation Repair is here to help you determine the cause of efflorescence and provide solutions, including basement waterproofing in Knoxville. Read to know more about efflorescence and how to fix it.

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Complete Understanding of Efflorescence and How to Fix It

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  1. Complete Understanding of Efflorescence and How to Fix It? Let's Know in Detail

  2. What is Efflorescence? You may have seen white stains that randomly appear on bare or painted concrete or block walls in basements. These stains are called efflorescence, a residue of water that appears as white powdery substance on the surface of the concrete. EFFLORESCENCE ON BASEMENT WALL - SIGN OF MOISTURE PRESENT IN YOUR BASEMENT HOW DOES EFFLORESCENCE FORM? Water in your basement can lead to severe problems like: Efflorescence generally requires three elements to form: Foundation cracks Mold and mildew growth Buckling floors Warped walls or ceilings Salt Water Cracks

  3. Types of Efflorescence Primary Efflorescence Secondary Efflorescence

  4. How to Fix and Prevent Efflorescence? first thing you need to do is take a walk around your home and check for any cracks or holes in your foundation If you find any, seal them with hydraulic cement or a masonry sealer. It’s also essential to ensure that your gutters and downspouts are clean and clear of debris so water can flow freely away from your home. If you still cannot find issues with your gutters, grading, or foundation, you may have a problem with your home’s drainage system or sump pump. In this case, get in touch with a Guardian Foundation Repair specialist for a free foundation inspection.

  5. How to Fix and Prevent Efflorescence? Efflorescence can be a nuisance, but it’s important to remember that it’s usually a symptom of a more significant problem. Guardian Foundation Repair is Tennessee’s most trusted name in foundation repair and basement waterproofing. We offer free foundation inspections and effective solutions for all your foundation repair needs, including interior and exterior basement waterproofing, sump pump, French drain installation, and more. Get in touch today; we look forward to helping you keep your home in top condition!

  6. Get In Touch with Us 1058 Lovell Road, Knoxville, Tennessee 37932 865-675-4177 juliana@guardianfoundationrepair.com

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