American Foundation Repair

Basement waterproofing involves preventing water from seeping into basement spaces by sealing walls and floors, installing drains or sump pumps, and applying moisture barriers, so basements stay dry, reduce mold risk, and stay structurally sound.

Commercial projects are business-focused tasks like planning, designing, and building facilities, products, or services for companies. It involves project goals, budgets, timelines, collaboration with clients, professionals, and vendors, and delivering finished, usable results.

Concrete leveling is the process of correcting sunken or uneven concrete surfaces by lifting them back to a smooth, level position, often using hydraulic jacks or foam injection, and sealing to prevent future settling.

Concrete pouring is the process of placing liquid concrete into forms to create structures like slabs or foundations. It involves mixing, transporting, pouring, leveling, and smoothing the concrete, followed by curing until it hardens.

Concrete repairs fix cracks, chips, or damage in concrete surfaces like floors, walls, or sidewalks by cleaning, filling, sealing, and sometimes resurfacing to restore strength, safety, and appearance.

Concrete resurfacing is renewing a worn or cracked concrete surface by cleaning, applying a resurfacer or overlay, and sometimes adding color, texture, or a decorative finish to restore a smooth, durable floor or patio.

Construction cleanup is the cleaning and organizing done after a building or renovation project, removing dust, debris, and packaging, sweeping, vacuuming, and ensuring surfaces are ready for use or handover.

Crawl space foundation construction builds a low, accessible space under a house by creating a perimeter wall, moisture barrier, and vents or insulation to support the structure and protect against moisture, pests, and cold floors.

Crawlspace Encapsulation is a home moisture-control service that seals and vents crawlspaces to keep out humidity, pests, and mold. It involves sealing vents, sealing gaps, installing a vapor barrier, insulating, and sometimes a dehumidifier for a dry, healthier crawlspace.

Epoxy urethane injection is a repair method that injects a two-part epoxy-urethane resin into cracks or voids in concrete to bond, seal, and strengthen the material, often curing to a hard, durable surface.

Erosion control construction helps protect land from washing away during and after building work by installing barriers, hillside stabilization, sediment fences, and drainage systems to keep soil in place and nearby water clean.

Exterior structural repairs involve fixing the outer parts of a building—like walls, beams, and foundations—to repair damage, prevent further wear, and restore stability and safety. It includes assessment, materials replacement, and reinforcing the structure.

Flooring repair restores damaged floors, fixing issues like cracks, squeaks, warped boards, seams, or worn finishes. It involves assessing damage, replacing or refinishing materials, leveling surfaces, and ensuring a smooth, safe, functional floor.

Foundation Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in a building’s foundation to prevent water intrusion and structural damage, typically by sealing cracks, reinforcing weak areas, and restoring stability with appropriate materials and methods.

Foundation drainage is the system of pipes and drains installed around a building’s foundation to collect and divert water away from it, preventing leaks and cracks. It involves trenching, installing perforated pipes, gravel, and a moisture barrier to keep the area dry.

Foundation installation is the process of preparing and laying the base for a building, including site prep, pouring concrete or footing, leveling, and curing to create a sturdy, level support that bears the structure’s weight.

Foundation pouring is the process of placing and leveling concrete to form the base of a building, including setting up forms, reinforcing steel, pouring the concrete, and finishing the surface to create a solid, level foundation.

Foundation raising is the process of lifting and stabilizing a building’s foundation to repair settling, cracks, or damage. It involves inspecting the soil, installing supports or piers, and carefully raising the structure to level it and prevent further movement.

Foundation repair is fixing structural issues in a building’s base to keep it level and safe. It involves assessing cracks or uneven floors, stabilizing the foundation, and sometimes reinforcing with supports or piers to prevent further damage.

Foundations is a beginner-friendly program that covers basic skills, concepts, and practical activities to build a solid base for further learning, including guided practice, explanations, and steady progress.

General building construction is the process of planning, coordinating, and building structures like houses and offices from start to finish, including site prep, foundations, framing, walls, roofs, electrical, plumbing, and finishes, ensuring safety and code compliance.

General construction covers building and renovation work from planning to completion, including site preparation, foundations, framing, roofing, finishes, and coordination of trades to deliver a finished structure.

General repairs are a maintenance service that fixes common household or workplace problems, such as worn parts, leaks, or broken fittings, to restore normal function. It involves diagnosing issues, making necessary repairs, and ensuring safety and reliability.

General repairs & maintenance covers fixing and maintaining essential systems and belongings in homes or buildings, including minor repairs, routine upkeep, problem diagnosis, and preventive tasks to keep everything safe, functional, and in good condition.

Home construction is the process of building a house, from planning and laying foundations to framing, wiring, plumbing, insulation, and finishing touches, turning a design into a completed, safe, and livable residence.

Home renovations is the process of updating or improving a home, such as remodeling kitchens or bathrooms, adding space, fixing or upgrading systems, choosing new finishes, and improving layout and energy efficiency for better comfort and value.

Home repairs are fixing and maintaining the essential parts of a house, like plumbing, electrical, doors, walls, and appliances, to keep them working safely and reliably. It involves minor fixes, upkeep tasks, and troubleshooting common problems.

Installation is the process of putting a product or system in place so it can be used. It involves planning, preparing the site, assembling and configuring components, connecting to power or network, testing, and verifying it works as intended.

Interior structural repairs involve fixing damage to the building’s inside framework, such as walls, beams, and supports, to restore safety and stability. It includes assessing the problem, replacing or reinforcing damaged parts, and finishing walls or ceilings.

Pole building construction is the process of building a large, open interior structure by setting vertical wooden or steel posts into the ground and adding a roof and walls around them, creating durable, easy-to-assemble spaces like barns, sheds, or shops.

Refurbishment is upgrading or renewing a space to improve its appearance, function, or condition. It often involves cleaning, repairing or replacing fixtures, repainting, new flooring or finishes, and sometimes updating layouts or accessibility to refresh the area.

Remodeling is the process of updating or changing a home’s rooms or structure to improve layout, functionality, and appearance. It involves planning, designing, demolishing old parts, building new features, installing finishes, and making updates to fit needs and budget.

Repair flooring means fixing damaged floor surfaces to restore a smooth, safe, and attractive surface. It involves patching cracks, replacing worn boards or tiles, leveling uneven areas, and sealing or refinishing to protect the floor and improve appearance.

Retaining walls are sturdy structures built to hold back soil on slopes, preventing erosion and landslides. They involve design, site preparation, proper drainage, and materials like concrete, stone, or masonry to stabilize terrain and create usable level space.

A slab foundation building involves pouring a flat concrete slab directly on the ground to create the building’s floor and base. It includes site prep, steel reinforcement, concrete pouring, and curing to form a solid, level base for structures.

Stamped concrete services involve pouring fresh concrete and pressing patterned stamps into it before it sets, creating decorative, textured surfaces like sidewalks, driveways, or patios that mimic stones, brick, or wood while remaining durable.

Structural construction assistance helps plan, supervise, and support building projects, ensuring safety, compliance, and proper execution of design, materials, and methods from planning through delivery.

Water & moisture control services help detect, stop leaks, remove excess water, dry out spaces, and prevent mold. It includes moisture testing, pump and extraction, dehumidification, repairs, and moisture management to protect structures and health.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes excess water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and repairs damaged structures and belongings to restore a space after leaks, floods, or spills.

Waterproofing is protecting surfaces from water damage by sealing cracks and applying waterproof coatings or membranes to walls, foundations, roofs, or bathrooms, preventing leaks and moisture buildup inside buildings.