'58 Foundations & Waterproofing

Antimicrobial Treatment is medical care that uses medicines to kill or stop the growth of germs like bacteria, viruses, or fungi, aiming to cure infections, relieve symptoms, prevent spread, and support the body’s healing process.

Attic Insulation is the process of filling attic spaces with insulating material to keep heat in during winter and out in summer. It involves inspecting, choosing the right insulation type, and installing it securely to reduce energy loss and lower bills.

Basement Bulkhead Waterproofing is the process of water-proofing the exterior or interior bulkheads (doors or openings) that lead to a basement, sealing gaps, installing drainage or membranes, and applying coatings to prevent water seepage and keep the basement dry.

Basement Drainage System is a setup of pipes, drains, and a sump pump that directs water away from a basement to prevent flooding and dampness, including installation, maintenance, and sometimes drainage plan adjustments.

Basement Drying Services is a service that removes water from basements, dries surfaces, and restores spaces after floods or leaks, using pumps, dehumidifiers, and moisture measuring tools to prevent mold and damage.

Basement Flood Cleanup is a service that removes standing water, dries out the space, cleans and sanitizes affected areas, and restores belongings after a flood, ensuring walls, floors, and foundations are safe and mold-free.

Basement Flood Protection is a service that helps keep basements dry by preventing water intrusion and managing excess moisture. It involves weatherproofing, sump pumps or drains, flood sensors, and backup power options to reduce flooding risk.

Basement Floor Crack Repair fixes cracks in concrete basement floors to stop water leaks, reduce uneven settling, and prevent further damage. It typically involves cleaning the crack, sealing with epoxy or polyurethane, and sometimes filling or leveling the floor.

Basement Floor Leveling is a service that fixes uneven basement floors by measuring, planning, and using special materials or concrete to create a smooth, level surface for safe, usable space.

Basement Floor Waterproofing is a service that prevents water coming through basement floors. It involves inspecting for leaks, cleaning and sealing the concrete, applying moisture barriers or epoxy coatings, and sometimes installing drainage to keep the area dry.

Basement Foundation Repair is fixing cracks, leaks, and structural problems in a home's below-ground floor and walls, to prevent sinking, water intrusion, and uneven floors, using methods like cracks sealing, underpinning, and reinforcing supports.

Basement insulation is adding material to walls or floors in a basement to keep warmth in and cold out, improving energy efficiency. It involves installing fiberglass, spray foam, or foam boards, sealing gaps, and sometimes adding vapor barriers.

Basement Leak Repair is a service to find and fix water intrusion in your basement, stopping leaks, sealing cracks, repairing damaged walls or floors, and may include sump pump checks, drainage improvements, and waterproofing to keep your basement dry.

Basement lowering is a construction service that lowers the floor level of an existing basement to create more usable space, often by excavating underneath, adding new walls or supports, waterproofing, and finishing the area for storage or living space.

Basement Moisture Control is a service that detects and reduces dampness in basements, preventing leaks, mold, and water damage. It involves assessments, moisture barriers, dehumidification, sump pump checks, sealing, and containment to keep spaces dry and safe.

Basement Sealing is the process of waterproofing and sealing a basement to prevent water and moisture from seeping in. It involves inspecting for cracks, applying sealants or membranes, and sometimes installing drainage or ventilation to keep the area dry and mold-free.

Basement Wall Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in basement walls to prevent moisture and structural issues. Technicians assess the crack, clean and seal it, sometimes inject epoxy or polyurethane, and reinforce or restore wall stability.

Basement Wall Waterproofing is a service that helps keep your basement dry by sealing and coating the walls to prevent water from seeping in, repairing cracks, installing barriers or drains, and sometimes improving drainage around the foundation.

Basement Water Damage Repair is fixing flooded or damp basements by removing water, drying walls and floors, repairing leaks, preventing mold, and restoring belongings to prevent further damage and keep the space safe and usable.

Basement Water Drainage is a service that prevents and removes water from your basement, using pumps, drains, and seals to keep lower levels dry and protect against leaks, floods, and moisture damage.

Basement Water Removal removes excess water from basements after flooding or leaks, using pumps and towels, then dries and sanitizes the area to prevent mold and damage, restoring a dry, safe space.

Basement Waterproofing is a service that prevents water from entering a basement by sealing walls and floors, fixing cracks, installing drainage systems, and applying moisture barriers to keep the space dry and mold-free.

Basement Waterproofing Systems are services that protect basements from water and moisture by sealing cracks, installing drains and vapor barriers, and sometimes sump pumps to keep floors dry and prevent mold and damage.

A Battery Backup Sump Pump is a pump that kicks in during power outages to remove water from a sump underneath your home, using a battery-powered backup to keep basements dry and prevent flooding when the main power or pump fails.

Black Mold Removal is a service that detects and safely removes mold growth caused by moisture problems, cleans contaminated areas, remediates odor, fixes the source of moisture, and restores indoor air quality to prevent recurrence.

Block Foundation Repair is a service that fixes cracked or sinking concrete foundations using targeted stabilization methods to prevent further movement and protect a home’s structure and value.

Block Wall Core Fill is a construction service that fills the hollow cores of concrete or masonry blocks with a bonding material to add strength, stabilize walls, and reduce movement. It involves thorough cleaning, material placement, and curing.

Block Wall Rebuild is a service to repair or replace a damaged or missing brick wall. It involves assessing the wall, sourcing bricks, rebuilding the structure with proper mortar, and ensuring level, secure, and weatherproof results.

Bowing Foundation Wall is a structural issue where a foundation wall bulges outward due to pressure from soil or water, typically needing assessment, waterproofing, reinforcement, or wall replacement to restore stability and prevent damage.

Bowing Wall Repair is a service that fixes walls that bulge inward due to pressure or movement. It involves inspecting the wall, stabilizing the structure, and repairing or replacing damaged materials to restore strength and straightness.

Carbon Fiber Corner Wrap is a vehicle or interior trim wrap that covers corner panels with a carbon fiber look, using adhesive film. It involves cleaning, measuring, cutting, applying the wrap, and smoothing to avoid bubbles for a seamless, high-end finish.

Carbon Fiber Crack Stitching is a repair method that uses carbon fiber to bridge and reinforce cracked panels, stitching the fibers across the crack with resin to restore strength and stiffness while preserving original shape.

Carbon Fiber Foundation Repair is a method that uses strong carbon fiber strips to reinforce and stabilize cracked or bowed foundation walls, restoring strength and preventing further movement with minimal intrusion.

Catch Basin Installation is the process of placing and securing a drainage inlet (catch basin) that collects rainwater and debris from streets or driveways, connects to underground pipes, and helps prevent flooding and water pooling in a property.

Commercial Concrete Leveling is a service that lifts and stabilizes sunken or uneven concrete surfaces—like floors, sidewalks, or slabs—using drilling, jacks, and polyurethane or cementitious materials to restore a level, durable, and safe surface for heavy use.

Commercial Foundation Repair is a service that fixes cracks and settling in business building foundations using methods like underpinning, stabilization, and drainage improvements to prevent structural damage and protect the building’s safety and value.

Concrete Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in concrete surfaces using cleaners, fillers, or sealants to prevent water damage, improve strength, and restore a smooth, durable finish for floors, sidewalks, driveways, or foundations.

Concrete Flatwork is the process of pouring and finishing flat concrete surfaces, like floors or slabs, for buildings or outdoor areas. It includes preparation, pouring, leveling, smoothing, and curing to create a durable, even surface.

Concrete Footing Repair is a service that fixes damaged foundation footings, the concrete bases that support a building. It involves assessing cracks or settling, removing damaged concrete, and pouring or injecting fresh concrete to restore stability and prevent further movement.

Concrete Leveling is the process of restoring a sunken or uneven concrete slab by lifting it back to a level position, often using injection of material beneath the surface to fill voids, stabilize the ground, and prevent future settling.

Concrete Lifting is a service that raises sunken or uneven concrete slabs using special jacks and supports, then stabilizes and seals them to restore level surfaces for sidewalks, driveways, and slabs, improving safety and appearance.

Concrete Raising is a service that lifts and stabilizes sunken or uneven concrete surfaces, like slabs or sidewalks, using controlled jacking with specialized equipment to restore level, strength, and safe usability.

Concrete Restoration is the process of repairing and renewing damaged concrete surfaces to restore strength, appearance, and safety. It involves cleaning, patching cracks, resurfacing, sealing, and protecting against future wear and moisture.

Concrete Slab Leveling repairs sunken or uneven concrete slabs by lifting and stabilizing them with jacks or injecting polyurethane foam, then sealing cracks to restore a level, safe surface for floors, driveways, patios, and sidewalks.

Concrete Slab Repair is fixing cracks, holes, and uneven areas in concrete slabs to restore a smooth, level surface. It involves cleaning the area, filling gaps, patching damaged spots, and sealing to prevent future cracking and weather damage.

Concrete Underpinning strengthens a building’s foundation by drilling holes beneath the existing footings and inserting new reinforced concrete piers or grade beams to transfer load more safely into stable soil, improving stability and preventing movement.

Crawl Space Air Sealing is a service that air-tightens the crawl space to stop drafts and moisture. Techs inspect vents, gaps, and ducts, then seal with specialized foam and tape to improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Crawl Space Conditioning is the process of improving the air and moisture in an unfinished crawl space—adding waterproofing, insulation, dehumidification, and proper ventilation to prevent moisture, mold, and odors while improving energy efficiency.

Crawl Space Dehumidifier: a compact machine used to dry damp crawl spaces, reducing moisture, mold, and musty odors; it runs continuously to remove humidity, often with drainage and a hose hookup, improving air quality and home protection.

Crawl Space Dehumidifier Installation is when a device removes moisture from a damp crawl space, preventing mold and smells. It involves selecting a unit, placing it in the space, connecting power and drainage, and setting up proper airflow and drainage maintenance.

Crawl Space Dig Out: a service that clears and removes debris from under your home, often including cleaning, drying, insulation checks, pest control, and moisture mitigation to prevent mold and structural damage.

Crawl Space Door Installation involves fitting a sturdy door at the access point to a building's crawl space, ensuring a tight seal, proper ventilation, and easy entry for maintenance, insulation, and moisture control.

Crawl Space Drainage is a system and process that collects and diverts water away from a crawl space to prevent moisture, mold, and structural damage. It involves grading, drains, a sump pump, and proper ventilation to keep the area dry.

Crawl Space Encapsulation is a home improvement service that seals and coats the crawl space to block moisture, prevent mold, and improve air quality. It usually involves sealing vents, installing a vapor barrier, insulation, and a dehumidification plan.

Crawl Space Energy Efficiency is a service that improves the insulation, moisture control, and air sealing of crawl spaces to reduce heat loss, prevent mold, and lower energy bills. It includes inspection, sealing gaps, vapor barriers, and ventilation improvements.

Crawl Space Foundation Repair is a service that fixes and stabilizes a home's crawl space to prevent or correct foundation problems, often addressing moisture, sagging beams, and structural damage with supports, insulation, and waterproofing.

Crawl Space Insulation is adding insulating material to the area under your home to keep heat indoors and moisture out. It involves sealing vents, laying insulation (like foam or fiberglass), and ensuring proper airflow to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Crawl Space Moisture Barrier is a protective lining installed on the floor and walls of a crawl space to block moisture, mold, and odors from the ground, improving air quality and energy efficiency; it involves sealing seams and anchoring the barrier.

Crawl Space Moisture Control helps prevent damp, mold, and water damage in crawl spaces by inspecting for leaks, improving drainage, sealing gaps, and installing dehumidification or vapor barriers to keep the area dry and healthy.

Crawl Space Mold Removal is the process of identifying and safely removing mold growth from a crawl space, then cleaning, sanitizing, and drying the area to prevent future mold, moisture, and odor issues.

Crawl Space Repair is fixing the area under a house to stop moisture, mold, and pests. It includes inspecting for leaks, installing vapor barriers, repairing or supporting joists, insulation, and sometimes adding sump pumps or dehumidifiers to keep the space dry.

Crawl Space Sealing is the process of preventing air and moisture from entering or escaping under a building by sealing gaps, vents, and cracks with insulation, vapor barriers, and sealing materials to improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Crawl Space Structural Repair fixes sagging or damaged support columns, beams, and foundation piers under a building. It involves inspecting for rot or moisture, stabilizing supports, repairing or replacing weakened parts, and sealing to prevent future water damage.

A Crawl Space Sump Pump service installs or maintains a sump pump in a crawl space to remove excess water, prevent flooding, and protect structure and insulation. It includes assessment, installation or replacement, wiring, drainage, and testing.

Crawl Space Vapor Barrier is a protective layer installed over the ground in crawl spaces to block moisture from seeping into the air and structure, reducing dampness, mold risk, and energy loss by sealing the floor area and sometimes insulating it.

Crawl Space Vapor Barrier Installation is the process of laying a plastic membrane on the ground and walls of a crawl space to block moisture from seeping up, protect insulation, and reduce mold and odors in basements and homes.

Crawl Space Vent Covers are protective panels installed on crawl-space vents to keep out debris, pests, and moisture while allowing airflow. The service includes measurement, removal of old vents, and precise fitting or sealing for a tight, durable cover.

Crawl Space Water Damage is a service that detects, assesses, and fixes water intrusion and moisture in crawl spaces, preventing mold, odors, and structural damage through inspection, drying, dehumidification, and repair work.

Crawl Space Water Removal is a service that stops standing water from seeping into your crawl space, pumps out moisture, dries the area, and fixes sources of moisture to prevent mold and structural damage.

Crawl Space Waterproofing is a service that keeps the area beneath your home dry by sealing walls and floors, installing drains and a moisture barrier, and sometimes a dehumidifier to prevent mold, wood rot, and caused damage from dampness.

The Crawlspace Dehumidifier is a device that removes excess moisture from crawl spaces to prevent mold and moisture damage. It involves installing or running a dehumidifier in the area, monitoring humidity levels, and maintaining the unit for dry, healthier spaces.

Crawlspace Encapsulation is sealing and insulating the area under a home to prevent moisture, mold, and pests. It typically involves sealing vents, vapor barriers, insulation, and a system to control humidity and air flow for a cleaner, drier crawlspace.

Crawlspace insulation is the installation of insulating material in the crawlspace under a home to reduce heat loss, improve energy efficiency, and control moisture; it involves sealing gaps, insulating walls or floors, and sometimes adding a vapor barrier.

Crawlspace Mold Removal is a service that identifies and eliminates mold in the crawlspace, sealing moisture sources, cleaning contaminated surfaces, and applying treatments to prevent future growth, improving air quality and structural safety.

Crawlspace Sealing is the process of insulating and sealing a home's crawlspace to block drafts, moisture, and pests. It involves closing gaps, sealing vents, adding insulation, vapor barriers, and ensuring proper airflow to improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Curtain Drain Installation is placing a perforated pipe or trench under a foundation to collect and redirect groundwater away from a building, preventing leaks. It involves trenching, laying the pipe, adding gravel, and connecting to a drainage outlet.

Deep Foam Injection is a technique that uses high-pressure foam to fill gaps or voids in materials or soil, stabilizing, sealing, or lifting structures. It involves preparing a foam mixture, injecting it deep into targeted areas, and allowing it to expand and harden.

Dehumidification Services remove excess moisture from indoor air, reducing humidity to comfortable and safe levels. It involves assessing moisture issues, installing or using dehumidifiers, monitoring humidity, and addressing mold, condensation, and standing dampness.

Dehumidifier Installation involves placing and connecting a device that removes excess moisture from indoor air, typically mounting the unit, routing drainage, wiring, and testing to ensure it runs correctly and improves air quality and comfort.

Downspout Drainage is a service that manages how rainwater from roof gutters flows away from your home, preventing leaks and water damage. It involves directing water through pipes or channels, often with splash blocks, drains, or grading adjustments.

Downspout Extension Installation is fitting extra tubes to your rain gutters to redirect water away from your foundation, patios, or landscaping. It involves measuring, cutting, and securely attaching extensions to extend the downspouts and direct drainage where needed.

Drain Tile Installation is laying perforated pipes and gravel in a trench under the floor or around foundations to redirect groundwater away from a building, reducing dampness and moisture. The job includes trenching, laying pipe, filtration, and backfilling.

Driveway Concrete Repair is fixing cracks, chips, or uneven areas in a driveway by cleaning, filling, repairing, and sometimes resurfacing the concrete to restore a smooth, durable surface for safe parking and water resistance.

Driveway Leveling is the process of evening out an uneven driveway surface by filling low spots and smoothing high areas, often using soil, asphalt, or concrete patches and compacting to create a stable, level driving surface.

Drywell Installation is the process of installing a drainage system underground to collect and safely infiltrate rainwater away from your property, reducing runoff. It involves excavation, installing a drainage pipe and gravel bed, and placing a sealed drywell they connect to the system.

Emergency Water Removal is a rapid service that prevents flood damage by extracting standing water from homes or businesses, drying wet surfaces, dehumidifying the area, and assessing for mold or further repairs needed.

Epoxy Crack Injection is a repair service that fills and seals cracks in concrete or masonry using epoxy resin, restoring strength and preventing water leaks. The process involves cleaning the crack, injecting epoxy under pressure, and curing to form a solid bond.

Exterior Basement Waterproofing is a service that protects your basement from water by sealing the outer walls and installing drainage and barriers to divert moisture away, often including excavation, waterproof membranes, and sump pump integration for dry, lasting prevention.

Exterior Drainage Systems protect foundations by channeling water away from a building’s base. It involves gutters, downspouts, trenching, perforated pipes, grading, and drainage outlets to prevent leaks, moisture damage, and soil erosion.

A French drain is a trench filled with gravel and a perforated pipe that redirects groundwater away from a area, preventing puddles and soggy soil; it involves digging a trench, laying the pipe with gravel, and directing water to a drainage outlet.

Fiberglass insulation is a lightweight material made from fine glass fibers that slows heat flow and reduces noise in buildings; it comes as batts or blown-in rolls, installed in walls, ceilings, or attics to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Flood Damage Restoration is a service that helps recover a property after flooding, including removing water, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing, repairing damaged structures, and restoring belongings to prevent mold and further damage.

Flooded Basement Repair is a service that removes water, dries and dehumidifies the space, cleans and disinfects surfaces, fixes leaks or drainage issues, and restores the area to a safe, usable condition after flooding.

Foam Board Insulation is a lightweight, rigid foam sheet installed in walls, roofs, or foundations to reduce heat loss. It involves cutting the boards to fit, sealing edges, and fastening them behind interior or exterior surfaces for better energy efficiency.

Foam Concrete Lifting is a method that uses specially mixed foam and cement slurry to lift and level floors or slabs. It involves injecting foamed concrete under the surface to raise it safely and smoothly, with minimal demolition and quick drying.

Foundation Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in a building’s foundation to prevent water intrusion and structural issues. It involves assessment, sealing or epoxy/grout injections, and sometimes reinforced supports to restore stability.

Foundation Drainage is a system that channels water away from around a building’s foundation to prevent leaks and structural damage. It involves installing perforated pipes, gravel, and a drainage outlet to direct groundwater safely away from the home.

Foundation Drainage Installation is the process of adding a drainage system around a building’s foundation to direct groundwater away, prevent water seepage, and protect against cracks. It includes trenching, piping, gravel, and proper grading.

Foundation Inspection is a service that checks a building's base for issues like cracks, shifting, or drainage problems. It involves a visual exam, measurements, and sometimes minor tests to assess stability and recommend repairs or waterproofing if needed.

Foundation Leak Repair is a service that fixes water leaks in a building’s foundation. It identifies the source, repairs cracks or damaged concrete, waterproofs the area, and may install drainage to prevent future seepage, protecting the structure and interior.

Foundation Leveling is a repair service that fixes a settled or uneven home foundation by adjusting its support system to restore a level, stable structure. It involves assessment, jacking, underpinning, and releveling to prevent cracks and doors or windows sticking.

Foundation Pier Installation is a service that places sturdy concrete or steel piers under a building to provide stable support, leveling the structure and preventing settlement. It involves digging, drilling, installing piers, and confirming alignment and load-bearing strength.

Foundation Piering is a repair method that strengthens a settled or cracked building by placing sturdy piers or anchors under the foundation, lifting it back toward level, and stabilizing it to prevent further movement.

Foundation Raising is a service that strengthens and stabilizes building foundations. It involves assessing soil and structure, then installing supports or underpinning to prevent sinking, cracking, or settling, ensuring long-term stability.

Foundation Repair is fixing the base of a building to stop cracks, settling, or movement. It involves inspecting for damage, stabilizing the soil, and installing supports or piers so doors, windows, and walls stay level and safe.

Foundation Settling Repair is a service that fixes uneven foundations, often caused by soil movement. It involves diagnosing the cause, lifting and stabilizing the foundation, and reinforcing it with piers or supports to prevent future settling and cracking in the home.

Foundation Stabilization is a service that strengthens and supports a building’s base. It involves assessing soil and foundation issues, then using techniques like underpinning, pier systems, or slab reinforcement to prevent settling, cracks, and structural damage.

Foundation Underpinning is a process that strengthens a building’s foundation by adding support below or around it, using methods like piers or slabs to prevent settling, improve stability, and protect against movement or cracks in the structure.

Foundation Wall Crack Repair fixes cracks in basement or foundation walls to restore strength and prevent water intrusion; it involves inspecting the crack, cleaning, sealing or injecting epoxy or polyurethane, and reinforcing or recoating to prevent future movement.

Foundation Wall Repair is fixing cracks or bowing in concrete basement walls to prevent leaks and collapse. It involves assessing damage, installing supports or epoxy/sealants, anchoring and stabilizing the wall, and restoring structural integrity.

Foundation Water Damage is a service that identifies and fixes water problems that threaten a building’s foundation. It includes detection of leaks, moisture removal, crack sealing, drainage improvements, and restoration to prevent further damage.

Foundation Water Management is a service that helps plan, monitor, and fix water issues for foundations, including drainage, moisture control, repairs, and preventative maintenance to protect buildings from water damage.

Foundation Waterproofing helps keep basements dry by sealing cracks and applying protective coatings or membranes to prevent water from seeping through foundations, walls, and joints, then installing drainage and proper grading to direct water away.

Free Concrete Leveling Estimate is a no-cost assessment to check uneven or sinking concrete and determine the best leveling solution, including inspection, price estimate, and timing for repairs, with no obligation to proceed.

Free Foundation Inspection is a no-cost check by a professional to assess your home's foundation for cracks, settling, or water damage, explain potential concerns, and suggest next steps or repairs if needed.

French Drain Installation involves placing a perforated pipe in a gravel-filled trench to redirect groundwater away from your yard or foundation, with surrounding fabric to prevent clogging, then covering it with soil and reconnecting to proper drainage paths.

Garage Floor Leveling fixes uneven concrete floors in garages by inspecting the surface, identifying low spots or cracks, and using patches, self-leveling compound, or grinding to create a flat, stable base for flooring and repairs.

Grate Drain Installation is setting up a grated drain system to collect water, typically in outdoor areas or driveways, and connect it to a drainage line. It involves planning placement, digging, laying pipes, installing the grate, and securing a proper slope for flow.

Helical Pier Installation is a method of stabilizing sinking or uneven foundations by inserting steel piers with helical blades into the ground; they screw in with a hydraulic drive, then lift and support the structure from below for a solid, level foundation.

Helical Pier Systems are cylindrical rods with screw-like heads installed into the ground to stabilize and support foundations, decks, or other structures. They involve drilling, driving the piers under load, and connecting them to the structure for lift, balance, and durability.

Helical Tieback Installation is a service that uses helical screws to anchor walls or structures, providing support. It involves drilling holes, inserting the screw-like anchors, and attaching tieback rods to secure and stabilize foundations, slopes, or retaining walls.

I-Beam Wall Stabilization is a service that reinforces existing walls with I-beam supports to reduce movement, sag, or cracking. It involves installing horizontal or vertical beams, attaching them securely to structure framing, and ensuring stability for long-term strength.

Interior Basement Waterproofing is a service that stops water from seeping into your basement by sealing walls and floors, installing drainage and sump systems, and applying moisture barriers to keep the space dry and usable.

Interior Drain Tile is a system installed inside basement walls to redirect water that leaks through foundations to a sump pump or drainage line, using perforated pipes, gravel, and a liner to keep the area dry and reduce dampness and flooding.

An Interior Drainage System redirects water away from basements or crawl spaces inside a building, using pipes, drains, and a sump or liner to collect seepage and channel it to an exterior drainage or sump pump, reducing moisture and dampness.

Interior French Drain is a drainage system installed inside a building to collect and redirect groundwater away from basements or crawlspaces. It involves a trench, perforated pipe, gravel, a vapor barrier, and a sump pump to keep floors dry.

Interior Slab Leveling is a service that fixes sunken or uneven concrete floors by drilling small points and injecting material underneath to raise and level the slab, creating a smooth, stable surface for repair, flooring, or renovation inside buildings.

Leaking Basement Fix is a service that stops water from entering a basement and repairs any damage. It involves locating leaks, sealing cracks, waterproofing walls and floors, and fixing drainage or sump pump issues to keep basements dry.

Moisture Barrier Installation is placing a protective layer on floors, walls, or crawl spaces to block water and dampness. It involves inspecting, preparing surfaces, and correctly installing vapor barriers or moisture barriers to prevent mold and damage.

Moisture Damage is a service that checks for water and dampness in buildings, detects leaks, and assesses how moisture affects structures. It involves inspections, measurements, and recommendations to prevent mold and structural issues.

Moisture Damage Repair fixes water-related harm to buildings or belongings, stopping leaks, drying areas, and repairing or replacing damaged materials to prevent mold and further deterioration.

Mold Mitigation is cleaning up and removing mold from a home or building, stopping growth and preventing future problems. It involves identifying moisture sources, containing affected areas, removing contaminated materials, cleaning surfaces, and fixing leaks or humidity issues.

Mold Prevention helps keep spaces dry and clean to stop mold from growing. It involves moisture control, air flow, cleaning surfaces, fixing leaks, and using mold-resistant products to protect health and belongings.

Mold remediation is the process of safely removing mold from a home or building, stopping its growth, cleaning affected areas, fixing moisture problems, and preventing future mold with proper restoration and air-quality measures.

Mudjacking is a method to lift sunken concrete by pumping a slurry of water, cement, and soil beneath it to fill voids and raise the surface back to its original level, then smoothing the surface for a stable, even finish.

Parging Foundation Walls is the process of applying a thin, protective cement-based coating to the exterior of a basement or crawlspace wall to seal cracks, improve appearance, and resist moisture and weathering. It involves cleaning, patching, and troweling a smooth or textured layer.

Patio Concrete Leveling is a service that fixes sinking or uneven patio slabs by lifting and stabilizing them with_ERROR specialized materials, restoring a flat, safe surface for walking, furniture, and outdoor entertaining.

Patio Leveling is the service of adjusting a sunken or uneven patio to a flat, stable surface. It involves inspecting the area, identifying causes like settling or drainage, and using leveling compounds or re-sloping to ensure safe, even outdoor space.

Pier Installation is the process of building a support column or platform extending into water, providing a stable foundation for docks, boats, or waterfront structures. It involves planning, selecting materials, driving piles, and securing the pier to withstand weather and tides.

Poly Jacking is a method used to lift and level concrete structures by injecting polyurethane foam beneath them. The foam expands to fill gaps, creates a strong support, and stabilizes foundations or slabs without heavy drilling or demolition.

PolyLevel Concrete Lifting is a fast, minimally invasive repair that uses polyurethane foam to lift and level sunken concrete slabs, sealing gaps and stabilizing foundations with quick curing and long-lasting results.

Polyurethane Foam Injection is a repair service that injects a foam material into cracks or voids in concrete or walls. The foam expands to fill gaps, stabilizing, sealing, and strengthening the area while improving insulation and moisture resistance.

Pool Deck Leveling is the process of correcting uneven or sunken pool decks to create a flat, safe surface. It involves inspecting, stabilizing the substrate, and adding a level concrete, grout, or polymer mix, plus finishing and sealing for durability.

Porch Leveling is a service that fixes a sagging or uneven porch by assessing the foundation, correcting support posts, and stabilizing the structure to ensure safe, level footing and lasting durability.

Poured Wall Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in poured concrete basement walls by cleaning, sealing, and sometimes filling with epoxy or polyurethane to restore strength, prevent water intrusion, and reduce further cracking.

Poured Wall Foundation Repair is fixing cracks, bulges, or leaks in a concrete basement wall by repairing and reinforcing a solid, poured concrete wall to prevent further damage and protect the home.

Pressure grouting is a method that injects a special grout under pressure into soil or rock to fill gaps, stabilize, seal leaks, or strengthen foundations. It involves drilling or accessing the area, pumping grout, and monitoring flow until the target zone is properly treated.

Push Pier Installation is a foundation support method that uses piers pushed beneath a house foundation to lift and stabilize it, improving settling issues. It involves drilling, driving or installing these piers, then jacking the structure back to level and securing it.

Push Pier Systems are engineered supports that stabilize and lift settled or sinking foundations. They install piers beneath a home’s basement or crawlspace, transferring weight to solid soil and restoring level, preventing further foundation damage.

Push Piers is a service that uses hydraulic jacks and driven posts to stabilize or lift heavy structures, like homes or decks, by adding temporary or permanent support piers beneath the foundation or load-bearing areas.

Residential Concrete Leveling is a repair service that fills and lifts sunken or uneven concrete slabs (like sidewalks or driveways) using lightweight materials or injection methods, smoothing the surface for safety and appearance without full replacement.

Residential Foundation Repair is fixing cracks, settling, and damage in a home's concrete foundation so the structure stays safe and level. It involves inspection, diagnosing the cause, and methods like underpinning, grouting, epoxy injections, or stabilization to restore stability.

Rim Joist Insulation is sealing and insulating the exposed edge around the top of a finished basement or crawl space to stop drafts and heat loss, typically using foam or batt insulation, air sealing, and vapor barriers for energy efficiency.

Sealed Crawl Space is a home moisture and energy service that closes the crawl space with a vapor barrier, sealing vents and gaps, plus insulation and ventilation fixes to prevent drafts, moisture intrusion, and mold while improving efficiency.

Settling Foundation Repair is a service that fixes uneven or sinking foundations in homes. It involves assessing the cause, stabilizing the soil, and lifting or reinforcing the foundation to restore levelness and prevent further damage.

Sidewalk Leveling is a service that fixes uneven concrete sidewalks by lifting and leveling sunken or cracked slabs to create a smooth, safe, and more even walking surface for pedestrians.

Sinking concrete repair fixes sunken or uneven concrete slabs by lifting or leveling them with specialized materials and equipment, restoring a smooth, safe surface for driveways, sidewalks, or floors.

Slab Foundation Repair is a service that fixes cracks, settling, or sinking in a concrete home foundation by leveling, stabilizing, and sometimes installing supports or injections to restore safety and prevent further damage.

Slab jacking is a process that levels sunken concrete by pumping a cementitious slurry beneath it, lifting the slab back to its original height and stabilizing it to prevent further sinking, cracking, or settling.

Slab Settlement Repair is a service that fixes uneven or sinking concrete floors by assessing the cause, lifting or leveling the slab, and sealing cracks to restore a smooth, safe surface for homes or buildings.

Slab Stabilization is a service that strengthens and secures concrete slabs to prevent cracking and shifting. It involves assessing, lifting or leveling uneven slabs, injecting materials for support, and restoring a stable, durable, even surface.

Soil Stabilization is a service that improves weak soil by adding binders or additives to increase strength, reduce moisture, and prevent erosion, making land ready for construction or agricultural use with better stability and durability.

Spray Foam Insulation is a material sprayed as a liquid that expands into a foam to seal walls and gaps, providing air and moisture barriers. It involves applying foam from cans or a spray system to fill spaces for energy efficiency and comfort.

Steps Leveling is a service that assesses and standardizes progress in a process by setting clear milestones, measuring current levels, and guiding users through structured, incremental steps to reach consistent, higher performance.

Stoop Leveling is a service that fixes or replaces worn or uneven porch steps, specifically the lower steps near the doorway. It involves assessing damage, removing old, cracked stoops, and installing stable, level steps for safe entry.

Structural Drying is the process of removing water from damaged buildings to prevent further harm. It uses fans, dehumidifiers, and moisture meters to dry out walls, floors, and ceilings, restore stability, and stop mold growth after flooding or leaks.

Structural Foundation Repair is a service that fixes and stabilizes a building’s foundation to prevent cracks, sinks, and movement. It involves assessment, underpinning or piering, repairing damaged walls, and ensuring the structure remains safe and level.

Sump Pump Installation is the process of placing and wiring a pump in a basement or low area to remove excess water. It involves choosing a pump, installing a pit or sump basin, connecting drains and power, and testing the system to prevent flooding.

Sump Pump Maintenance is a service that keeps your basement pump working. It includes checking the pump, power, float switch, and discharge, testing runoff, cleaning debris, and replacing worn parts to prevent basement flooding.

Sump Pump Repair is fixing a basement pump that removes water. It involves diagnosing why the pump or its power, float switch, or discharge line isn’t working, replacing faulty parts, and testing to ensure it pumps water away properly.

Sump Pump Replacement is replacing a faulty or old sump pump that removes water from basements to prevent flooding, typically involving disconnecting power, drainage lines, and installing a new pump with testing to ensure it runs smoothly.

Sump Pump Systems provide a device that sits in a basement sump pit to remove excess water, preventing flooding by pumping it away from the home and keeping floors dry during wet conditions.

Sunken Concrete Repair is fixing concrete slabs that have sunk or cracked. It involves assessing the area, lifting or leveling the concrete, filling gaps, and sealing to restore a flat, durable surface for safety and appearance.

Surface Water Drainage is the system that collects and moves rainwater from streets and surfaces away from properties to prevent flooding, using drains, pipes, and channels, and may involve planning, design, maintenance, and monitoring of the drainage network.

Temporary Shoring is a short-term support system used to hold up a structure during construction or repair, preventing collapse. It involves installing adjustable frames, braces, or shores to bear load safely until permanent supports are in place.

Tripping Hazard Repair is a service that fixes uneven or damaged surfaces like cracked sidewalks, loose tiles, and uneven flooring to prevent falls. It involves inspecting, leveling, reseating, sealing, and restoring safe walking paths in homes or businesses.

Uneven Concrete Repair is a service that fixes cracked, chipped, or sloped concrete by leveling and smoothing surfaces to restore a flat, safe, and durable finish for floors, driveways, and sidewalks.

Vapor Barrier Crawl Space is a home service that installs a moisture-proof plastic barrier on the ground and walls of a crawl space to reduce dampness, control humidity, and prevent mold, mildew, and wood rot in the area below your home.

Vapor Barrier Installation is placing a moisture-proof sheet under floors, walls, or ceilings to prevent damp air from passing through. It involves measuring, cutting, sealing seams, and securing the barrier with tape or fasteners to keep spaces dry and mold-free.

Void Filling is a service that fills empty spaces or gaps in materials or structures with appropriate filler material to restore shape, strength, and stability, often including preparation, mixing, application, and curing steps.

Wall Anchor Installation is the process of securing objects to walls using special anchors or plugs. It involves marking a spot, drilling a hole, inserting the anchor, and affixing the item with screws to ensure a strong, stable hold.

Warehouse Floor Leveling is a service that smooths and flattens concrete floors to remove cracks, dips, and uneven spots. It involves grinding, filling, and polishing to create a durable, level surface suitable for equipment, pallets, and safe movement.

Water Damage Assessment is a service that checks and measures water and moisture in a building to find where flooding or leaks happened, how serious the damage is, and what repairs or drying steps are needed to prevent mold and further harm.

Water Diversion Systems are methods and equipment to redirect water from its natural path for use or safety. They involve channels, pipes, gates, and controls to manage flow, prevent flooding, irrigate land, or supply water to towns and farms.

Water Intrusion Repair is fixing areas where unwanted water enters a building, such as leaks in roofs, walls, or foundations. It involves identifying moisture sources, stopping leaks, drying out spaces, replacing damaged materials, and preventing future water intrusion.

Water Leaking is a service that detects and fixes unwanted water leaks in buildings, pipes, or fixtures, helping locate the source, assess damage, and repair or replace faulty components to prevent waste, mold, and costly water loss.

Water Removal Services quickly removes excess water from flooded or wet areas using pumps and extraction equipment, dries surfaces, and helps prevent mold, returning homes or businesses to normal after leaks, floods, or spills.

Waterproofing Wet Basement is fixing leaks and damp areas in a basement to keep water out, dry the space, and prevent mold. It involves identifying sources, sealing cracks, installing drains or a sump pump, and finishing the area for safer, drier use.

Wet Basement Repair is a service that fixes leaks, dampness, and water intrusion in basements. It involves inspecting the area, sealing cracks, installing drainage or sump systems, upgrading vents, and applying moisture barriers to keep the basement dry.

Window Well Drain is a compact drainage service that prevents water from pooling around basement window wells. It involves installing or repairing a drain, grating, and proper grading to direct moisture away from foundations, protecting your basement and walls.

Yard Drainage Solutions is a service that improves how rainwater and runoff move away from your yard, reducing puddles and erosion. It involves assessing water flow, designing drainage plans, and installing pipes, trenches, and drains to keep surfaces dry.