Ponding of Water in Buildings and Basements

Ponding of Water on Exterior Surfaces Such as Balconies or Roofs

Ponding of water on exterior surfaces such as balconies or roofs are not only problematic issues in and of themselves, but they can also lead to other damages in your home or condo. Any water that sits where it isn't supposed to be can lead to runoff, erosion or leaks in other areas of your home. If you notice ponding of water on exterior surfaces such as balconies or roofs, take note of it and contact an attorney immediately, as this could lead to serious structural damage in your home.

Ponding against Building

Ponding against buildings is indicative of any number of problems, including a faulty foundation, subgrade issues or even plumbing issues. Regardless of the cause, ponding against buildings is a problem that will lead to serious damage to almost any home or structure, and you need to take action against it immediately.

Ponding against Building and on Basement Floors

Ponding against a building and on basement floors not only creates a problem due to the need to remove the water that's accumulated, but it also indicates a problem with your foundation and/or your subgrade. Foundational and subgrade problems can have serious consequences, so if you notice ponding against a building and on basement floors, have it examined immediately.