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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sun:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Home Healthy Homes Inc provides basement waterproofing services, mold removal, and indoor air quality testing and purification. We provide service to Long Island, NYC, Westchester County, and Fairfield County. Call today for a free consultation and 15% off any new service.

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Phone: (203) 629-8200

Primary Phone: (718) 414-6756

Phone: (516) 826-7100

Phone: (914) 965-7100

TollFree: (800) 964-1033

TollFree: (888) 851-3436

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Phone: (631) 543-7100

Address: East Northport, NY 11731

Website: http://www.homehealthyhomes.com

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Kitchen Remodeling
Bleach kills virtually every species of indoor mold that it comes into contact with including mold spores which leaves a sanitized surface making it resistant to future mold growth. However, bleach is only effective if the mold is growing on non-porous materials such as tiles, bathrubs, glass and countertops.
Bathroom Remodeling
Smart homeowners or even those who have a habit of watching real estate shows or HGTV knows that kitchen and bathrooms are a great place to invest your money to boost the resale value of your home. Sure basement waterproofing isn’t as sexy as new granite countertops or a soaker tub but it can pay off as well and not just at the time of sale but in the years of use – as living space, storage space or workshop space – while you live in your home. Basement waterproofing has a high rate of home resale value in comparison to the expense. It can also eliminate health-threatening mold and prevent potentially devastating structural damage to your house. While it is true that waterproofing your basement represents a significant expense, it is money well spent. A moldy basement with moisture seeping through the walls or collecting in pools on the floor is a major drawback for presenting a home to prospective buyers, not to mention a major structural problem just waiting to happen.
Flooring
Drywalls
Bleach is unable to penetrate into porous materials such as wood and drywall which means it cannot get rid of mold growing beneath the surface of these materials. If you use bleach to kill mold on these surfaces it will only kill the mold above the surface. It will be unable to reach the mold within the material and the mold will soon return.
Tile Installation
Ceiling Fans
In addition to removing clutter from the home, you can also encourage air circulation and ventilation by installing a sophisticated HVAC system, running a ceiling fan, and opening windows.
Carpeting
Oftentimes unseen water around the outside of the foundation of the house seeps in causing walls and floors to crack and crumble. After heavy rains and high humidity, a wet basement can lead to mold growth on sheetrock, wall beams and carpeting. Mold spores and other biological growth will result in a “funky” musty odor that can travel throughout the entire house. It is these mold spores and airborne particles that lead to the unhealthy air that can cause headaches, skin rashes, sore throats, burning eyes or worse.

Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Driveways
Retaining Walls

Gutters
If you find water seeping in your home, start your investigation outside of your home. Start with the gutters, downspouts and other drainage systems. Make sure each of them are working effectively. Next check the grade of the soil around the foundation. It should be encouraging water to fllow away from exterior walls, not towards them. To avoid water getting into your basement resulting in a flooded basement, make sure that any water problems that originate from the gutters, downspouts or grading are eliminated. Keep everything well maintained and keep water flowing away from the home as much as possible.

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