When the walls that are supposed to hold up your home begin to crack, bow or lean it can be scary. You may not think quick and easy when it comes to repairing foundation walls, but Sure-Dry ...

Nobody likes a wet basement. You can do some waterproofing yourself, but if you've got a severe water problem, your best bet is to call in a pro.

One gallon seals 150 to 250 sq. ft. of poured-concrete walls, and 100 to 150 sq. ft. of concrete-block foundation.

From waterproofing the walls with DRYLOK to building shelves for organized tools, here's how to turn your basement into a well-oiled maker machine.

Foundation problems are probably the biggest structural concern for any homeowner or potential buyer, so it’s no surprise that we tend to get a little panicky about seeing cracks in basement walls.

Q. I’ve been researching foundation types for both new homes and room additions. I’ve narrowed it down to either poured concrete or concrete block. Many websites say poured concrete is better ...