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Robert Montgomery Homes

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Robert Montgomery Homes

General Contractor for Custom Home Construction & Major Remodeling

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4204 West 124th Street, Leawood, KS 66209 (913) 338-5500 http://www.robertmontgomeryhomes.com

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I have cracks in my basement concrete. What type of expert can tell me if the problem is serious? How do I find someone who can give me an unbiased appraisal?

Ryan Passow of Passow Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Nov 19, 2015

All concrete has cracks. The difference is if it leaking or getting worse. Call the local wterproofing or mudd jacking contractor for a site visit.

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Should I be worried that external doors in my home are shifting to a point that I can't lock them without lifting them up?

Doug Bennett of All-Weather Window, Doors & Siding Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jan 30, 2015

While sometimes this is a door installation issue, It is often from seasonal temporary weather changes affecting your homes foundation, or other settling issues. Dry spells and winter freezing cause t ... read more

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