A few winters back, I stood in a driveway in Mt. Lebanon with a homeowner who was staring at a long crack down her vinyl
I’ve walked more South Hills basements than I can count, and the story usually starts the same way. A couple falls hard for a 1920s
A few summers ago, I stood at the end of a driveway in Mt. Lebanon with a homeowner who kept apologizing for her house. From
I’ve spent enough years around Pittsburgh homes to know one thing for certain: the calendar is your quietest, most powerful ally. Most homeowners call me
Every fall, I get some version of the same phone call. A homeowner in Mount Lebanon or Regent Square looks up at their roof after
I’ve spent enough winters climbing onto roofs across Allegheny County to know one thing for certain. The weather here does not forgive a bad roofing
I have spent enough rainy afternoons crouched in Pittsburgh crawlspaces to know one thing for certain: water rarely announces itself. It sneaks. By the time
I have spent enough winters in Western Pennsylvania to know our weather does not politely knock before it arrives. It shows up all at once.
A few winters back, I got a call from a homeowner off Wallace Road who was convinced her basement was haunted. Every thaw, water showed
A few autumns back, a homeowner in Mount Lebanon called me on a Tuesday, half embarrassed and half soaked. He had spent the previous Saturday
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