Unlike older concrete lifting methods like mudjacking, our polyurethane foam solution is designed to be a less invasive fix to lifting your home’s concrete. The polyurethane foam is designed to last, filling voids and keeping your concrete elevated. This ensures that your concrete remains level for years to come.
The answer depends on how severe the cracks are. If they are minor cracks, lifting the concrete can help reduce their appearance. Plus, the concrete can even be lifted enough to eliminate a minor crack or cracks. However, if the crack is too severe, then the only way to fix it would be to completely […]
We do not recommend lifting your damaged concrete on your own, as there are many things in play that can go wrong. With our PolyRenewal™ concrete lifting method, skilled technicians are trained to use all the tools involved to ensure your concrete lifts properly, such as injection guns and specialized polyurethane foam.
Condensation in your basement can be remedied in a variety of ways. It is possible to avoid flooding by waterproofing the basement and having a professional install a sump pump, which is designed to quickly drain massive amounts of water away from your home. A dehumidifier can be put in your basement once this water […]
If you’re seeing condensation in your basement, you likely have a moisture problem. Because it can be absorbed into surfaces such as carpets or walls, condensation can lead to water damage. Mold can also begin to grow as moisture levels rise and start to destroy wood and other organic materials in your basement. Evaporating moisture […]
Moisture in the air is controlled by the conditions it is exposed to, and cold air has a lower water content than warm air. In a basement, the amount of moisture that can be held is lower than it is outside because of the lower temperature. There is a limit to the amount of water […]
Nail pops are easy to spot because of their distinctive effect on the wall. Look for two distinct signs of nail pops: a small hole in your wall, or a bulging, cracked bump on your wall. Both are caused by nail pops. Also, it can be helpful to look for chipped paint on your drywall […]
You could replace popped nails and the damaged walls they came from, but this doesn’t offer a solution to the larger problem – foundation damage. Simply replacing nails might make the house look better for a time, but eventually, foundation settlement is going to cause the same problem to occur again. The best step you […]
While nail pops themselves are not particularly dangerous, they represent a larger problem which could pose a threat to your entire home. Nail pops are just a small part of foundation damage. When you notice them, don’t take it lightly. It’s more than likely that other foundation problem signs are arising around your home. If […]
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