Foundation Waterproofing
Foundation Waterproofing is probably one of the most confusing aspects of residential construction. Most homeowners think they have a waterproofed foundation, when in fact they do not. Waterproofing is generally not used by a majority of builders, …
Foundation Restoration
Moisture intrusion is one of the leading causes of failure in concrete foundations. Reinforcement steel used to strengthen the lateral load in basements can rust over time. This causes deterioration in the integrity and strength of the concrete. …
Underpinning
“Underpinning” is an industry term that’s generally used to describe reinforcing an existing foundation. This may be to shore-up a structure that was poorly built originally or has degraded over time, is subject to subsidence or land-slippage, …
Structural Repairs
Fixing structural foundation problems can be problematic and costly. A structural crack is where the foundation wall feels uneven or the width of the crack is about ¼” or wider. Some structural foundation cracks will require engineer specifications …
Foundation Crack Repair
Moisture intrusion is one of the leading causes of failure in concrete foundations. Reinforcement steel used to strengthen the lateral load in basements can rust over time. This causes deterioration in the integrity and strength of the concrete. …
Window Wells
Window wells are an excellent way to keep the water away from your foundation. A properly installed window well will collect water and then drain it away from your home. Without a window well, the water might constantly be resting against your …