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6 Ways to Keep Your Basement Dry in Winter - Heavy rain, pooling water, poor drainage, broken pipes- these are all reasons that could possibly result in water in your basement any time of the year. However, in areas where winter brings freezing temperatures and the threat of ice and ...

Measuring Masonry or Wood Window Wells for Custom-Made Covers - There could be a number of reasons you’ve decided to install window well covers around your home: Prevent debris, leaves, grass clippings, snow, or wildlife from settling inside the well. Protect your basement from water damage caused by heavy rains ...

Protect Your Basement from Leaks How Window Well Covers Can Protect Your Basement from Leaks - When heavy rains fall, is your basement protected from leaks? If you have a sump pump and a well-sealed basement, you may still be overlooking one place where water can enter - your basement ...

Window Wells FAQ - When it comes to maintaining a safe, clean, and visually appealing basement, installing covers for your window wells and egress window wells is a simple yet essential upgrade. Window Wells FAQ Whether you're looking to protect your home from unwanted dirt and pests, follow a home ...

Reasons to Keep Falling Leaves Out of Your Window Well - As autumn blankets your yard with vibrant yellows and reds, the crunch underfoot and bursts of color are a delight. However, fallen leaves in your window well space are far from ideal. Here’s why keeping leaves out of your ...

Which Metal Window Well Cover is Best For My Home? - Protecting the basement window wells in your home is a smart idea. Leaving a window well uncovered can lead to unwanted problems, including flooding, moisture seeping into your home’s foundation, cracking the home’s foundation, and even mold problems. When ...