Lee Wallender is a home improvement writer of nearly 20 years and specializes in home remodeling, repair and maintenance. Lowe Larretta is former lead editor for Forbes Home, covering all things ...

Erie, Pa., ranks as the riskiest metro for “lemon homes,” with 83% of properties facing window problems and 77% showing ...

Homeowners and home buyers may not notice a small crack in their foundation, but that tiny flaw could lead to serious problems if it’s not addressed. While every homeowner would certainly be aware of ...

Homebuyers in the Rust Belt face the highest risk of buying a "lemon" home—a property riddled with hidden problems.

As a writer for Forbes Home since 2021, Emily specializes in writing about home warranties, solar installations, car transportation and moving companies. With a background in journalism and experience ...

Foundation repair typically costs between $2,164 and $7,793, with the national average foundation repair cost at $4,974. Some of the main factors that affect foundation repair cost include the type ...

This article is brought to you by Academy House Leveling of New Orleans. A strong foundation is the key to a safe and secure home. But when something goes wrong, it can be difficult to know what the ...

GREENWOOD, Ind. — We have all felt the effects of the heat this summer in one way or another, and now it's impacting the foundations of Hoosier homes. Experts said this happens when soil expands and ...

Compare plans tailored to your home & budget. The foundation can be one of the most expensive things to repair around your home. Your foundation may be covered by a special type of warranty or your ...

Shifting clay soil in the Dallas-Forth Worth metro area means foundation issues are common. Prospective home buyers may wonder, “Does foundation repair affect home value in Dallas?” or “Should I buy a ...

Many home buyers lack professional expertise to know whether a crack along the floor or a sinking porch is serious or not. So how can a buyer know whether to proceed or move on to another property? We ...