Inside of House

- Cracks in drywall
- Doors and windows that stick
- Cracks in floor or tile
- Misaligned doors and windows
- Trim or molding misaligned
- Torn or wrinkled wallpaper

Basement

- Walls leaning in or out
- Cracks in the poured or block walls
- Water leakage through cracks at base of walls

Outside of House

- Gaps around doors and windows
- Cracks in foundation
- Cracks in the bricks
- Fascia board pulling away
- Chimneys are tilting or leaning

Mudjacking

Mudjacking is the process used to raise sunken concrete back to its original level. Mudjacking can be used to repair good slabs of concrete around your home instead of tearing them out and re-pouring them, usually at a fraction of the cost of replacement. Small holes are drilled into the sunken slab and a grout-type of material is pumped under the slab through the small holes. The material fills any void and then lifts the slab back into position. The holes are patched with cement and the surface is ready to use.

Piering

Piering offers a less expensive, long-life alternative to traditional remedies for foundation problems. Support piers integrate with your existing structure to provide the essential support that prevents any additional settlement, without the invasive, time-consuming and expensive process of building an entirely new foundation. Support piers are driven down to load-bearing strata or bedrock, providing the stable support that long-life foundations require.

Other Services

Our other services include:
? Foundation systems for new and existing structures
? Concrete sawing, coring, wall sawing
? Crack injection
? Culvert repair
? Shot-crete
? Tie-backs