Water intrusion into floors, crawl spaces, and basements is a common issue that homeowners face, leading to property damage and structural problems. Understanding the sources of moisture in new construction and implementing preventive measures is crucial to ensure your home remains safe and dry. In this blog, we will explore the various causes of water…
Are you looking for a quick and easy way to design residential structures that meet International Residential Code (IRC) wall bracing requirements? Look no further than the APA Wall Bracing Calculator (WBC). In this blog post, we’ll introduce you to the WBC, explain how it works, and share some tips for optimizing your use of…
The Lombard to Addison tornado on March 31, 2023, was a brief yet powerful EF-1 tornado, causing damage to properties in its path. With peak winds of 95 MPH, a path length of 1.6 miles, and a maximum width of 175 yards, the tornado impacted both Lombard and Addison, leaving behind roof damage and destruction….
Allied Emergency Services, INC, is committed to ensuring homes and structures are resilient against natural disasters, including severe wind events. The Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration (FEMA) has incorporated wind-resistant provisions in the 2021 International Residential Code® (IRC) to enhance the wind-resilience of structures. Here, we provide a concise summary of these provisions to help…
Understanding Asphalt Shingle Buckling Buckling of asphalt shingles is a common issue that detracts from the aesthetic appeal of roofs and may indicate underlying problems. This phenomenon typically arises due to an uneven roof deck, wrinkled underlayment, or movement in roof sheathing. New shingles may appear wavy or wrinkled as they conform to imperfections beneath…
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