It doesn’t take a structural engineering degree to know how to fill the gap between your molding and your ceiling—just a little know-how and caulk. But you’d only be addressing the cosmetic problem.
Serious foundation problems manifest in a myriad of ways, including cracked or displaced molding, and filling the gap between the crown molding and your ceiling won’t prevent foundation collapse. Take displaced or cracked moldings as a sign that it’s time to have your home inspected by a structural engineer who specializes in foundation problems.
At Helitech Waterproofing & Foundation Repair, we offer free estimates for homeowners like you. We’ll take a quick look at your home and assess the damage. If there isn’t any damage, we’ll let you know. If there is, we’ll customize a plan that cost-effectively addresses the root of the problem.
Baseboard molding that is separating from the wall or ceiling indicates one of two things:
Both causes are safety hazards to you, your family and your home. That’s why you need more than caulk when you notice a gap between your ceiling or floor and their moldings. Give Helitech a call—we’ll come out and see if it’s anything to worry about.