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Trench excavated through a backyard of red clay for the DIY installation of a french drain.
Facing water problems? Don’t guess—get the right fix from the start! When water starts seeping near your foundation or into your basement, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. A French drain system is one of the most reliable ways to protect your home—but should you go with a DIY French drain or hire a professional French...
Old cracked concrete surface
You walk into your garage one morning and notice thin lines running across your concrete floor. Or maybe you spot a hairline crack zigzagging through your concrete driveway after a particularly hot summer, followed by freezing temperatures. Don’t panic,  you’re not alone. Temperature changes cause concrete surfaces to expand and contract, leading to these common...
white mold in a crawl space
You walk into your home  and immediately notice that musty odor hitting your nose. As you investigate further, you discover the source – mold growth covering the wooden beams and foundation walls in your crawl space. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Crawl space mold is a common problem that affects thousands of homeowners...
Crawl space encapsulation
The Short Answer: Proper crawl space insulation requires installing a vapor barrier across the dirt floor, sealing air leaks around pipes and vents, and adding insulation material to the crawl space walls and floor joists. This process, when done correctly, creates an effective thermal boundary that protects your home from moisture issues, heat loss, and...
the old ruined brick porch of the house
The Quick Answer: Repairing a concrete porch involves cleaning the concrete surface, filling cracks with concrete crack filler or concrete patch, applying a bonding agent, and resurfacing with concrete resurfacer or concrete overlay. Small hairline cracks can be fixed with putty knife application, while large cracks may require concrete mix. Most concrete porch repairs can...
Underground repair of a chimney
The Quick Answer: The average cost for chimney repair typically ranges from $200 to $2,500, depending on the type and extent of damage your chimney has sustained. Minor repairs like fixing minor cracks or chimney crown issues usually cost between $200 and $800, while extensive repairs involving structural damage or flue liner replacement can reach...
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Nobody likes spending money on foundation repairs. To make matters worse, foundation and crawl space repair can be pricey and leave you wondering if it was worth the money. Unlike renovating your kitchen and enjoying a new cooking area, crawl space and foundation repair restore your home’s structural integrity. Most people don’t get excited about buying a set of push piers or a crawl space drainage system.

The thing is, if structural problems are left untreated, they’ll get worse, leaving you with a more expensive repair. So, it’s always best to catch foundation problems early. Nothing compares to the peace of mind you get from protecting your home’s most critical part, its foundation.