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Renovating your home can be both fun and rewarding. However, you have to ensure you understand the ins & outs of working with the electrical wiring, plumbing, fixtures and even obtaining permits. Review the following details before starting your home renovation to prevent unnecessary problems. Electrical Wiring Systems If you need to add more power to your home, consider having your electrical service panel inspected to ensure it can handle your power usage requirements.

Mold and mildew growing in your basement, behind your walls and/or in your attic can compromise your family's health. Mold can trigger allergy symptoms like itchy eyes and a running nose as well as cause asthma attacks, breathing difficulties and even long-term lung damage. Once mold gets a hold in your home, it can be difficult to control and will likely require the services of a mold removal company, like American Environmental Construction LLC.

There are tons of TV shows and sites dedicated to doing home projects yourself, and in many instances, DIY is perfectly fine. However, there are some projects you should never attempt on your own. Check out these four big projects for which you should always hire a professional in order to avoid serious damage or injury.   Adding/Repairing Electrical Wiring Want to save some money by installing your own electrical wiring in your addition, or do you simply want to fix that faulty light or socket?

If you see a crack coming from your home's foundation, you may panic. Many people think foundation cracks are a big deal. However, while some may indicate there is a big problem, the majority are minor cracks that simply occur over time. Paying close attention to the size, shape and direction of the crack can clue you in to whether you are dealing with a minor crack or a major foundation problem.

The process of having hardwood floors in your home refinished will inevitably create some temporary health hazards. It's important to be aware of these hazards to ensure that members of your household stay healthy after the refinishing process. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has identified indoor air pollutants as one of the most significant human health risks. The refinishing process may pollute the air inside your home temporarily, but you can avoid any negative health consequences by simply being aware of the risks and addressing them appropriately.