Rainy days are here again.
The monsoons are back again, bringing memories – pleasant ones and not so good ones!! While we have learnt to ignore the unpleasant memories and move on with our lives, there are certain things we need to be careful about during this season.
Yes! It is painful to see your precious home inundated in water. Damage to the homes caused be recent Kerala floods is beyond expression. Anyways, what has happened has happened! Undoubtedly, rebuilding life inside the flood affected homes is the challenge of the hour. And the biggest one among that is SBS or Sick Building Syndrome.
In spite of 44 rivers and the world’s largest well density, the per capita surface and groundwater availability in our state of Kerala is lower than that of the comparatively dry states of India. Be it urban areas or villages, the issue of water scarcity is not an uncommon one. It is becoming a widespread issue in Kerala that it has raised much concern in the recent times.
Monsoon season can be dreadful if there is a dripping roof over your head. The leaky roof can cause a lot of trouble like health concerns to the occupants, damage to the interiors of the house, to name a few. Staying in a house with damp ceiling and plaster peeling off every now and then is a nightmare. To provide a permanent solution for roof leaks, it is necessary to first understand what is causing it.
Monsoon season rejuvenates all parts of Kerala. The fresh earth smell, small puddles, overflowing rivers, blooming flowers and greenery all around makes the place beautiful. But, do you have a monsoon proof home? Can it withstand the long haul of rainy season? Are you planning for a monsoon proof construction in Kerala that can withstand the Edavapathi and Thulavarsham?
