Worthington Waterproofing Blog: Sean Worthington

At Worthington Waterproofing and Basement Health Systems, we go above and beyond to make sure our customers are 100% satisfied with their services. That’s why receiving 5-star reviews from our customers is important to us.

Customers’ reviews on Google are an essential part of any service-based small business. That’s why Worthington Basement Health Systems is thrilled to offer a quarterly raffle drawing, as a ‘thank you’ for anyone that leaves us one! The winner of these drawing receives a $500 Visa gift card.

As an Essential Business, we are continuing to provide assessments and complete urgent projects– with extra health/safety measures for our service technicians and Video Assessments to avoid entering your home for inspections.

Are you considering waterproofing your crawl space? Closing off the crawl space completely is the best choice if you want to prevent moisture problems.

If you’re a homeowner, there is a strong likelihood that you will need to invest in some type of foundation crack repair. There are various options available for crack repair. Ensuring the best results is therefore a matter of choosing the best solution for your particular situation.

Selecting a professional for your waterproofing needs is an important decision. To help you out, we’ve created a checklist including many of the important items you should insist a waterproofing company have before you accept an estimate. Are they a member of the BBB?

If you suffer from allergies, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans don’t look forward to spring because it means the return of their allergies.

Waterproofing a crawl space is necessary for the health and safety of your household. There are various things that go into ensuring a crawl space remains dry. However, none is as important as the moisture barrier. Unfortunately, not many people give it too much thought.

There are over 25 million people suffering from asthma in the US. 7 million of those people are children. These are figures released by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA).