Foundation, crawl space and basement services
Fifteen kinds of work and one starting point: a free inspection that finds why the house is moving or wet before anyone recommends piers, anchors, posts or drains.
Foundation repair
The general call for a house that is settling, cracking or tilting, diagnosed before a method is picked.
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Foundation crack repair
Stair-step, vertical and horizontal cracks in block, poured walls and brick, sealed or reinforced to suit the cause.
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Bowing basement walls
Block walls pushed in by wet clay, held with wall anchors, steel beams or carbon fiber straps.
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Push pier installation
Steel piers driven down to rock or firm bearing under a settled footing, then used to lift and hold it.
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Helical piers
Screw-in steel piers for porches, additions, lighter walls and new footings, installed to a measured torque.
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Slab foundation repair
Cracked, sinking or heaving slab-on-grade floors and additions, supported from below or lifted with foam.
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Sinkhole and karst repair
Houses losing support over voids in the limestone, stabilized by reaching the rock beneath them.
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House and floor leveling
Sloping, bouncy and sagging floors brought back toward level with new posts, girders and footings.
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Crawl space repair
Rotted sills, sagging girders and failing piers under older houses, replaced or supported.
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Crawl space encapsulation
A sealed liner, closed vents and a dehumidifier that keep a crawl space dry through a Kentucky summer.
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Basement waterproofing
Interior drains, wall membranes and crack sealing for the water that shows up every spring.
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Sump pump installation
New pumps, sealed basins, battery backups and discharge lines that carry water well clear of the house.
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French drains and yard drainage
Trenches, pipe and downspout lines that move water away from the foundation before it gets underneath.
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Sunken walks, patios, porch steps and driveways raised with polyurethane foam or mudjacking.
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Foundation inspection
A free visit with measurements and photos, and a written plan you keep whether you hire us or not.
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