
Foundation crack repair
Resin injection for poured walls, and a proper diagnosis for block and stone walls that crack because they are moving.
How it works and what it costs →Everything we do keeps a house standing level and a basement dry. Each service below has its own page with how the work is done, what it usually costs here, and the questions people ask us about it.


Resin injection for poured walls, and a proper diagnosis for block and stone walls that crack because they are moving.
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When a corner drops, floors slope and doors bind, we find out why the soil gave way and how far it has gone.
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Helical and push piers that carry the house on firm ground below the soft clay, and lift it back where possible.
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Carbon fiber straps, wall anchors and steel beams for basement walls pushed inward by wet soil.
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Interior drains, exterior membranes and grading fixes, picked for where the water enters.
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A perimeter drain under the floor edge that collects seepage before it spreads across the slab.
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Pumps, basins, check valves and battery backups, with the discharge carried well away from the house.
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Vapor barriers, sealed vents, dehumidifiers and support posts for the low spaces under older homes.
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Mudjacking and foam lifting for walks, steps, patios and driveways that have sunk or tipped toward the house.
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A free foundation inspection, and written reports for buyers, sellers and insurance questions.
How it works and what it costs →Not sure which of these you need? That is what the free inspection is for. Most houses need one or two of these, rarely all of them. Book a time or call (412) 643-4360.
Book a free inspection anywhere in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. You get the cause, the fix and the price in writing before any work starts.