FAQ

House leveling is the process of correcting any unevenness in a house’s foundation or structure to bring it back to its original level position.

Leveling a house is important to prevent further damage to the foundation and structure of the house. It also helps to ensure the safety of the occupants.

Signs that your house may need leveling include cracks in the walls or floors, doors or windows that stick or won’t close properly, and uneven floors.

House leveling is done by using hydraulic jacks to lift the foundation and then adding supports to keep it in place at the correct level.

The different methods used for house leveling include hydraulic jacking, shimming, and pier and beam installation.

The duration of house leveling depends on the extent of the damage and the method used. It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.

House leveling is a complex process that requires specialized knowledge and equipment. It is not recommended for homeowners to attempt to level their house themselves.

Signs that your foundation may need repair include cracks in the foundation, sinking or settling of the foundation, and water damage or moisture problems.

The different types of foundation repair include slabjacking, pier and beam foundation repair, and basement wall repair.

Concrete crack repair is the process of fixing cracks in concrete structures, such as foundations or walls, to prevent further damage and maintain structural integrity.

Concrete crack repair can be done using a variety of methods, including epoxy injection, polyurethane foam injection, or cementitious grouting, depending on the size and location of the crack.

Reinforcing, sealing, and waterproofing concrete cracks involves adding materials to strengthen and seal the crack to prevent further damage and water intrusion.

Preventing concrete cracks involves proper construction techniques, such as using proper reinforcement and ensuring proper curing of the concrete, as well as regular maintenance to prevent water damage.

Epoxy injection crack repair is a method of fixing cracks in concrete structures by injecting an epoxy resin into the crack to fill it and reinforce the surrounding area.

Concrete crack repair using epoxy injection involves cleaning the crack, injecting the epoxy resin, and allowing it to cure, creating a strong, permanent repair.

Mobile home leveling is the process of correcting any unevenness in the foundation or structure of a mobile home to bring it back to its original level position.

Mobile home leveling is done by using hydraulic jacks to lift the home and then adding supports to keep it in place at the correct level.

The main difference between double wide and single wide mobile home leveling is the number of sections that need to be lifted and supported. Double wide homes have two sections, while single wide homes have one.

Concrete foundation repair is the process of fixing any damage to a concrete foundation, including cracks, settling, or bowing, to maintain structural integrity and prevent further damage.

Concrete foundation repair is done by assessing the extent of the damage and then using appropriate methods, such as slabjacking or pier and beam installation, to correct the problem and ensure proper support for the foundation.

Re-leveling and re-supporting concrete foundations involves correcting any settling or shifting of the foundation by lifting it back to its original level position and adding supports to keep it in place.

Carbon fiber straps are a high-strength, lightweight material used for reinforcing and stabilizing concrete and masonry structures.

Carbon fiber straps are used for foundation wall reinforcement by being applied to the exterior of the wall and anchored to the footing, providing added strength and stability to the foundation.

Crawlspace foundation repair is the process of repairing any damage to the foundation of a house that has a crawlspace underneath, such as correcting settling or moisture damage.

Crawlspace house leveling and repair involves addressing any issues with the foundation and then adding support beams or posts to keep the foundation level and stable.

Pier and beam foundation repair involves correcting any damage or settling to the foundation of a house that has a pier and beam foundation, which consists of wooden or concrete piers supporting the house.

Pier and beam house leveling and repair is done by addressing any issues with the piers or beams and then adding additional supports or shimming to level and stabilize the foundation.

Slab foundation repair involves correcting any damage or settling to the foundation of a house that has a concrete slab foundation.

Concrete leveling and foundation repair for slab foundations is done by using techniques such as slabjacking or foam injection to lift the slab and add support to the foundation.

Basement waterproofing is the process of preventing water from entering a basement or crawl space by adding barriers or drainage systems to prevent moisture from building up.

Basement waterproofing and foundation repair involves addressing any issues with the foundation and then adding waterproofing measures to prevent water from entering the basement or crawl space.

Basement foundation repair involves correcting any damage or settling to the foundation of a house that has a basement, which can include repairing cracks or settling issues.

Basement house leveling and foundation repair is done by addressing any issues with the foundation and then using appropriate techniques, such as slabjacking or pier and beam installation, to level and support the foundation.

Leaning chimney repair involves correcting any settling or damage to a chimney that has caused it to lean or become unstable.

Chimney leveling and foundation repair is done by addressing any issues with the foundation or support structure of the chimney and then adding additional support or correcting any settling to level and stabilize the chimney.