Understanding Moisture & Foundation Health Across America.

Aggregated, anonymized research data helping homeowners and professionals understand regional basement health patterns — at the county and ZIP level, never the individual home.

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Regional findings at a glance.

Explore aggregated moisture and foundation data across active study regions. All data is anonymized — no individual homeowner information is ever displayed.

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A four-step research pipeline.

From voluntary, consented surveys to publication, every stage is documented, reviewed, and aggregated to county or ZIP level — never below.

Data collection

Voluntary phone-based surveys with documented consent. No personal data stored on public platforms.

Anonymization

All individual responses stripped of PII before aggregation. Minimum thresholds prevent re-identification.

Aggregation

Data combined at county / ZIP level. Statistical summaries replace individual data points.

Publication

Advisory board reviews all public data releases. Standard disclaimers on every visualization.

Three patterns we’re tracking.

Drawn from aggregated 2026 study data. Full methodology and confidence intervals will be available in the research section once the annual aggregate is published. 

Home age

2.4×

Pre-1980 homes are 2.4× more likely to report moisture issues than post-2000 builds in the same county.

Climate shift

67%

Post-drought regions report new moisture within 18 months of return-to-normal precipitation cycles.

Maintenance

78%

Untreated basements show progressive deterioration signals across consecutive seasonal observations.

Built on a zero-PII research framework.

Every page, data point, and visualization on this site adheres to non-negotiable compliance rules — written into the methodology before the first survey was conducted.

Zero PII Policy

Aggregate Data Only

TCPA Compliant

Ethics Reviewed