Leaky Basements

Foundation Cracks can happen in many places in a foundation wall. The most common areas are by a basement window openings. A foundation crack can allow water to flow into your home..

Pipe Penetrations come in every shape and form. From water mains, to sewer pipes, to radiant heating tubes. Many Pipe Penetrations are sealed with products that are not meant to be buried, or are not sealed at all. Many homes need this foundation repair done.

Structural Cracks are a large or wide foundation crack that forms when a foundation has settled more then usual. This settling can cause additional damage to interior and exterior finishes. Some Structural issues require a more thorough foundation repair.

Metal ties are what holds the foundation forms together during the pouring process. These ties can rust out causing leaky basements. Leaky ties are a small foundation repair.

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Suspended Slabs are getting more popular in homes.  Whether it is a cold storage under the front porch, or a room under the garage, water coming in can ruin your day.

The Joint where your foundation wall meets the Floor. High water table or high water pressure against a wall in a basement can force water through this joint.

Honeycomb looks like rocky areas in the foundation. These air pockets that formed when the foundation was poured can allow dirt and water to enter a home.

A Cold Joint or Cold pore is a joint in the Foundation Wall that was created by time passing between cement pours. Additions on a house typically have Cold Joints.