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Yes. Mold is an environmental allergen. Air from your crawl space travels into your living area, causing runny noses, sneezing, rashes, burning eyes, and asthma flare-ups.
It depends on the cause. Foundation piers are a great solution for settling foundations in weaker soils, while cracks caused by sagging crawl spaces are fixed with support jacks. Our experts will identify the root cause and provide the right solution.
It means we are part of an international network of over 300 locally-owned dealers. We share experiences, practices, and product knowledge to provide the best waterproofing solutions available.
Yes. All of our pier systems are installed with a 25-year manufacturer's warranty against defects, as well as our own performance and installation warranty for long-term peace of mind.
Our team is available Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm.
If you've noticed cracks in your driveway, patio, or garage floor, you're probably wondering: Is it time to repair, or do I need to replace the whole thing? Small cracks—think hairline to about a quarter inch wide—are usually cosmetic and can often be sealed or patched without much hassle.
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From the day they're built, foundation walls endure an extraordinary amount of lateral pressure from the surrounding soil, which can cause them to crack, bow, and eventually fail completely.
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If you’ve noticed your concrete driveway is uneven or starting to sink, the problem usually isn’t the concrete itself, but what is happening underneath it. Soil erosion caused by heavy rain, poor drainage, or breaking pipes can wash away the base supporting the heavy slabs, creating empty voids. Additionally, poorly compacted soil from initial construction can naturally settle over time under the weight of vehicles, causing the concrete to drop.
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