The foundation of your home is very important. And if it’s not in good shape, you could have a serious problem on your hands. In reality, many homeowners are not well-versed in the signs and facts about foundation issues and repair. To make sure that you keep your home in tip-top shape, here are 3 […]
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Every time a homeowner tells us they plan to fix the problem themselves; we die a little inside. Foundation repair is NOT a DIY job and here’s why. Our company works with homeowners every day to diagnose their foundation issues and implement a permanent fix. Occasionally, we are called out to a home after a
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If you’re seeing cracks in your walls, the wall separating from the floor or ceiling, or maybe you’re concerned that your walls seem to be bowing or caving in – chances are you have a foundation problem caused by foundation movement. There are many reasons why a home’s foundation may be experiencing issues. A contractor
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Whether it’s a cracking driveway, pitting concrete sidewalks, or a crumbling stoop, what you put on your concrete during the winter can have a major impact. There are many factors that can play into the concrete around a home falling into disrepair. One primary reason is the soil under the concrete. But what you put
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When we say stress in the winter months, you might be thinking around the holidays. But in fact, winter can cause a lot of trouble for the concrete around your home. Everything from snow, sand, and salt, to freezing soil and thawing, impacts your concrete. Therefore, many homeowners feel their concrete has moved or deteriorated
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Homeowners often don’t think about maintaining the concrete around their home until they’ve already started noticing cracking or sinking. The soil under your concrete driveway, sidewalk, stoop, patio, pool deck, or garage slab can soften or erode as surface water runs through open cracks and joints – or straight-line cuts made in the concrete during
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