In-Home inspection and quote recommendations

There’s arguably no more important aspect of your home than the foundation. As such, you shouldn’t let just anyone inspect or repair your foundation. You need a reliable and trustworthy company that can diagnose and treat any issue with total confidence and professionalism.

When it comes to repair methods, trust that we have every known solution in our industry available to us such as foundation piers, helical piers, wall anchors, helical tie backs, epoxy crack repair, perimeter drainage systems, basement waterproofing in all forms and crawl space encapsulation. Providing you and your family a healthy stable dry home is our goal. Doing it cost effectively is your goal. We understand the balance between the two.

At first, a minuscule crack in the wall or the slight buckling of the foundation might not seem like an immediate problem for your home. Minor issues are often overlooked and neglected—until the problem becomes much larger and compromises the overall stability of your home. The best defense against escalating expenses is to scan for potential signs of foundation damage and address these issues as soon as they appear. Many of these signs often manifest in other parts of the home, usually several levels above the underlying foundation.

If I discover a foundation issue, how fast do I have to act? Timing on making repairs is critical if the issue is a serious one that involves rebuilding any part of the foundation wall. The structural integrity of your home could be impacted and that’s a safety issue for everyone inside. Those repairs should be done as soon as possible. In other cases the situation is less dramatically dire. Though it might not sound less dire. Because many homeowners will see cracks within days of a new foundation being poured or constructed! A drier or wetter concrete mix can take more or less time to cure but a typical cure happens in about 10 days. Mother Nature can do some interesting things during those 10 days. Remember, water plays a big part in your foundation for better or worse. Read extra details at Foundation contractor Colorado.