Frequently Asked Questions

Common signs that indicate your foundation may need repair include cracks in walls or floors, doors or windows that stick or don't close properly, sloping floors, and visible gaps between walls and ceilings. If you notice any of these issues, it's advisable to have your foundation inspected promptly. (See More)

The duration of foundation repair can vary depending on factors such as the extent of damage, the type of repair needed, and the size of the structure. Minor repairs may take only a few days, while more extensive projects could take several weeks. Our team will provide you with a clear timeline during the consultation phase. (See More)

Foundation issues can stem from various factors, including soil movement (such as expansion or contraction due to moisture), poor drainage, plumbing leaks, tree roots, and improper construction techniques. Identifying the underlying cause is crucial for determining the most effective repair solutions. Foundation problems can arise due to various factors, and understanding these can help in both prevention and remediation. (See More)

In many cases, foundation repair may NOT be covered by homeowners insurance. If the damage is caused by a covered peril, such as a sudden burst pipe it may be covered. However, insurance coverage can vary significantly depending on your policy and the specifics of the damage. We recommend consulting with your insurance provider to understand your coverage. (See More)

Foundation repair methods vary based on the type and severity of the damage. Common techniques include underpinning (installing additional support beneath the foundation), slabjacking (lifting a sunken concrete slab), helical piers (screw-like piles driven into the ground for support), carbon fiber reinforcement (strengthening walls with carbon fiber strips) and crawl spaces structural repair (replacing dry rotted joists and beams, as well as lifting and leveling.). (See More )

We take care to protect your property and landscaping during the repair process and clean up thoroughly once the work is complete. We'll also communicate with you every step of the way to ensure minimal disruption to your daily routine. Foundation repair can cause some disruption to your home and landscaping, but the extent varies based on the type and scope of the repair. (See More)

Regular maintenance and proactive measures can help prevent foundation issues. This includes maintaining proper drainage around your home, addressing plumbing leaks promptly, avoiding large trees close to the foundation, and scheduling routine inspections by qualified professionals. (See More)