Trusted Foundation Repair in Goodrich, ND
Structural problems aren't things you can just ignore. Let the experts at SafeBasements of North Dakota inspect your foundation issues. Those wall cracks and bowing walls look unsightly, but they aren't problems that you have to live with forever. At our company, we make use of SafeBasements™ products because they are durable, effective, and are a great value.
Regardless of how serious or complex the problem is with your foundation, we will be able to get it fixed fast. Having over four decades in the industry, you can count on our team for all your repair needs. There isn't any problem we haven't seen, so you can count on us for all of your home's structural needs.
Foundation Settlement
Foundation settlement is when the ground underneath compress and the foundation of the home sink into the empty gaps. Signs of this problem include cracks along your foundation, stair cracks on your chimney, or uneven floors in the home where the wall is raised above the flooring.
Often times, poor soil compaction can cause problems for your home and make it sink into the earth. It can create voids below your property that your home will actually sink into over time. To fix this problem, we make use of SafeBasements™ helical and push pier systems. They can be installed fast and are effective.
Bowed Walls
Bowed walls are a common problem for homes that recieve an abnormal amount of water in the yard. Often times, leaning basement walls are caused from hydrostatic pressure. Clay-rich soil will absorb a lot of moisture when it rains, and this causes it to expand and put pressure on your basement walls.
Eventually, the wall(s) will be pushed into your home. We install durable wall anchors that are much better than traditional anchors on the market today.
Wall and Floor Cracks
Wall and floor cracks in you foundation. Nobody wants to deal with cracks in the basement, but you have to get them taken care of before they start to let water seep inside. Typically, these openings in the floors and walls are caused from concrete shrinkage, or from hydrostatic pressure being exerted from the soil on your foundation.
To fix the problem, we make use of a urethane injection technique that will fill the cracks from the soil to the surface so that they won't ever be able to let water inside.
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Give us a call today to see what we can do for you, and to schedule an appointment for a consultation and estimate.