1. Job site preparation: Our dedicated team takes great care to ensure the protection of your home's exterior and surrounding landscape by meticulously laying down tarps and covering surfaces. 2. Excavation around the foundation: We skillfully dig around the perimeter of the foundation, providing ample space for the installation of piers. 3. Foundation lifting: Through the strategic installation of piers, we gradually lift the foundation of your home, allowing it to stabilize before commencing with the necessary repairs. 4. Hole sealing: Our experts fill the holes surrounding the foundation with soil, ensuring a complete seal around the areas where the foundation piers are placed. Over time, the soil will settle and compact, providing a secure and stable foundation.

There are several telltale signs that may indicate potential foundation issues in your home. These common indicators include: 1. Sticking doors or windows 2. Sagging or bowing walls 3. Uneven floors 4. Cracks in the exterior foundation 5. Tilting chimneys 6. Gaps between the floor and ceiling 7. Cracks on indoor floors Should you observe any of these signs, it is advisable to seek professional assistance to assess and address any underlying foundation problems promptly.

Indeed! heavy rain and flooding are frequently responsible for doors and windows sticking, water pooling, or the development of musty odors. When the soil becomes saturated and holds excess water, it can become soft and prone to sinking under the weight of your home. This sinking can lead to various foundation issues that affect the functionality and stability of your doors, windows, and overall structure. Therefore, it is crucial to address any drainage or waterproofing concerns to prevent further damage caused by water retention in the soil.

It is normal for a home to experience some degree of settling after construction. As the weight of the structure is distributed onto the soil, it is expected that the home may sink a few inches into the ground. This settling process typically occurs over the course of one to two years as the soil reacts to seasonal changes and temperature fluctuations. However, it is important to be vigilant and monitor for any signs of foundation problems that may arise over time. While some settling is normal, if you observe any indicators of foundation issues, such as cracks, uneven floors, or other warning signs, it is crucial to address them promptly to prevent further complications. Regular inspections and proactive maintenance can help identify and address any potential problems before they worsen.