Waterproofing

Drain tile is a great long term solution to water intrusion. It's typically installed with vapor barrier and a sump pump in order to meet the requirements of transferable warranty.

Vertical Steel Wall Restraints

Bracing walls prevents further inward movement on bowing in walls.

Sump Pumps

Sump pumps can pump about 50 gallons of water per minute. Talk about a dry basement.

Dig and Push

It's self explanatory for the most part. We dig up and expose the outside of a foundation, raise your home, push the wall back to a level condition, set your house back down, stabilize the wall, and backfill the trench.

Crawlspace Encapslations

We encapsulate crawlspaces to create more storage room, eliminate moisture, and it just looks better. Sometimes we install steel posts as seen in the picture to support and raise the floor. Drain systems and sump pumps are good to have as well.

Epoxy Crack Repair

Epoxy and injection is another way to keep a dry basement. We usually do grading as well when doing epoxy to assure a dry basement.

Egress Windows

Have a room downstairs and wanting it to be considered a bedroom? An egress window acts as a safety precaution in case of fires or emergencies.

Piering

If you're starting to notice cracks in your drywall, doors not opening and closing properly, floors sinking or settling, this one's for you. We can stabilize and lift foundations so that they cannot continue to settle over time after we drive steel below the foundation to stabilize your home from the footer (what most foundations are built on)

Adjustable Steel Posts

If your floors are uneven and your fridge is wobbly, it may be a sign that you need some posts installed. We can raise homes from the 2'x2'x1' concrete pad we pour. We secure the posts to the 6"x6" wood beam against your floor joist.