Mike Holmes - Canada.

Through popular TV shows like the groundbreaking Holmes on Homes, Mike Holmes educates homeowners about the importance of hiring qualified tradespeople and doing the job right the first time.

Mike Holmes actively promotes careers in the skilled trades, encouraging young people to pursue rewarding opportunities in construction, plumbing, electrical work, and other essential fields.

Mike Holmes dedication to improving industry standards has made him a trusted voice in home improvement and an advocate for the skilled trades.

Flooded Basement? 3 Things Not To Do According toMike Holmes

There are various reasons why your house might flood.

Heavy rains, spring run-off from a rapid snow melt, a sewage back up, a broken pipe or even an appliance overflowing can cause flooding.

A flooded basement needs to be dealt with. It’s not something you can ignore.

Water damage creates the perfect environment for mould and poor indoor air quality, causing hay fever-type symptoms, such as sneezing, runny nose, red eyes and skin rashes.

But the #1 thing NOT to do with a flooded basement? This is what Mike Holmes says.

Mike Holmes - Canada

As the founder of The Holmes Foundation and Make It Right® Charity, Mike Holmes is committed to supporting students pursuing careers in construction and renovation.

Through the Make It Right® Charity Awards, Mike Holmes helps Canadian students in college, university, and trade schools overcome financial barriers to achieve their goals in the skilled trades.

Mike Holmesis the President of The Holmes Group, an international brand specializing in media production (Make It Right Productions), home construction (Holmes Approved Homes), and residential inspections (Mike HolmesInspections). With a commitment to excellence, Mike Holmes continues to shape the future of the home improvement industry.

Mike Holmeshas built an international brand based on quality, integrity and trust.

With over 35 years of experience as a contractor, Mike Holmes has completed over 220 home renovations and remodeling projects and 52 home inspections throughout his television career.

Mike Holmes is a passionate advocate for the skilled trades, using his platform to highlight the importance of construction careers.