Every project starts with a structured assessment: measuring floor elevations, documenting cracks and gaps, checking moisture at walls and slab edges, and identifying causes such as poor drainage, plumbing leaks, or expansive soil response. We then provide a transparent plan outlining repair areas, materials, access, and expected results.
Common techniques include epoxy or polyurethane crack injection for structural and hairline slab or stem wall cracks, polyurethane foam lifting and void filling for settled slabs, non-shrink grout for masonry repairs, and crawl space re-shimming with corrosion-resistant hardware. Where needed, we fine-tune framing with joist sistering or beam adjustments and install drainage upgrades that move water away from the foundation.
We use structural-grade resins, hydrophobic foams, non-shrink grouts, and treated shims that meet or exceed relevant ASTM, ACI, and ICRI standards. Quality control includes adhesion and lift verification, post-repair elevation checks, and photo documentation. You receive maintenance tips—such as consistent watering practices, gutter upkeep, and soil grading—to preserve repair performance.