HOLMES INSPECTION
Holmes Inspection, the latest series from The Holmes Group featuring Mike Holmes shines a spotlight on innocent homeowners facing massive repair bills and dangerous living conditions due to incompetence within the unregulated home inspection industry. Disillusioned and now distrusting, they call in Mike Holmes to give them a personal Holmes Inspection and assessment, and to Make it Right.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Holmes Inspections”
Season 1
- EP01: Soaked
- EP02: Frigid Floor
- EP03: Abated Breath
- EP04: Exhausting the Issue
- EP05: Go With the Flow
- EP06: Holding it In
- EP07: Troubled Waters
- EP08: Full of Surprises
- EP09: No More Down and Out
- EP10: A Heated Issue
- EP11: A Hole Lot of History P1
- EP12: A Hole Lot of History P2
- EP13: Watch Your Step
- EP14: A Century Ago
- EP15: A Stitch in Time
- EP16: No Breathing Room
- EP17: New Beginnings
- EP18: Sump-thing New
- EP19: Acres of Pain
- EP20: Back to the Drawing Board
- EP21: Terminated
- EP22: A Load of Trouble P1
- EP23: A Load of Trouble P2
- EP24: Headroom Headache
- EP25: Plumb Unlucky
- EP26: Heads up Heating
Season 2
- EP27: Little House, Big Trouble
- EP28: Backyard Blues
- EP29: Cold Welcome
- EP30: Failing Grade
- EP31: Ducts in a Row
- EP32: Pane-full Truth
- EP33: Down the Drain
- EP34: Pump up the Heat
- EP35: Cold Front
- EP36: Rail Against the Deck
- EP37: Paths of Destruction
- EP38: Something Stinks
- EP39: Cozying it Up
- EP40: Looks are Deceiving P1
- EP41: Looks are Deceiving P2
- EP42: Getting Hosed
- EP43: Moisture Madness
- EP44: Through the Roof
- EP45: Stacked Against Us
- EP46: Attic Deal Breaker
- EP47: Bigger not Better
- EP48: Trouble Overhead
- EP49: Minor Finds, Major Fixes
- EP50: Bigger Bungle
- EP51: Below Grade
- EP52: Steamed
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There are a few reasons I don't like to see tile over tile. Tile needs a solid, clean, properly prepared surface to bond to. Old tile can be slick, glazed, or contaminated, which means the new tile may not adhere properly. Adding another layer of tile can overload floors or walls that weren’t designed for it — especially in older homes. That means cracks, movement, or long-term structural issues.
Exterior waterproofing is really the only way to guarantee the basement will stay dry for the long term.
You will want to wrap your foundation in a waterproof membrane. Usually, a black tar or asphalt compound will be painted on your concrete foundation. This is covered by a waterproof mastic coating, a mesh coating, and finally another layer of mastic coating. This is to keep water vapor from seeping through the concrete foundation.
You can use a Polyurethane injection to fill in the smaller cracks and keep moisture from coming through those cracks.
You will want to wrap your foundation in a waterproof membrane. Usually, a black tar or asphalt compound will be painted on your concrete foundation. This is covered by a waterproof mastic coating, a mesh coating, and finally another layer of mastic coating. This is to keep water vapor from seeping through the concrete foundation.
You can use a Polyurethane injection to fill in the smaller cracks and keep moisture from coming through those cracks.
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