Dirt Removal with Hydro Excavation Hydro excavation is a soil removing process, but instead of mechanical tools, the process uses pressurized water to create a dirt slurry. That slurry is then removed with hydrovac equipment, (a high air vacuum system) to reveal deeper layers of the ground below. Operators use a handheld pressurized wand […]
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Prevent Expensive Home Emergencies The horrors leaking below… We were recently on a job checking the water and sewer lines of a prospective client when the owner of the property right behind them says. “Hey, can you help me out? I have a sewer line break.” And oh! …did he! His lines under his
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Shop Local to Build a Thriving Community Small businesses continue to be the bread and butter of our American economy. And although local small businesses can be considered the underdogs next to big box conglomerates and large supply chains, the pros of supporting locally run businesses pack quite a punch. They form the BACKBONE
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How to Prevent Rain Water Damage Water damage from rain can have a devastating effect on buildings and can quickly cause problems, even after minimal rain. Water damage can create the perfect conditions for mold, dry rot, ruin building contents, and cause costly repairs your insurance may not cover. When people think of rain
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Baby, It’s Getting Cold Outside! We love to see the seasons change! In the winter we hope for those snow flurries on Christmas morning, just like in the movies. But the cold weather brings trouble for our outdoor water sources that keep our lovely lawn green and yummy fresh veggies watered in the summer.
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Water Drainage: To Trench or Not To Trench Whether you are living on a small lot in town or a large property in the country, controlling how the water moves around your land can be crucial in keeping your home dry or your crops from drowning. Use that water to your advantage by planning
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Water Drainage: The Not-So-Fancy French Drain What is a French drain and why would you need one? Our previous article on water resistance explains the nature of water flow. A French drain is one of the solutions that Emerson Contracting NW provides for drainage problems. Let’s Talk About French Drains! French drain may sound
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Water Drainage: The Path of Least Resistance What’s the best solution for your water drainage problem? Here at Emerson Contracting NW, some of our options include a French drain, culverts, ditching, or grading. Before we decide the best solution for your water drainage problem, we will need to examine your property for water resistance.
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