Suburban Basement

Seawall restoration and repair with void filling and soil stabilization, through our polyurethane injection process is a great way to maintain your bulkhead without the cost and hassle of replacing it. The Poly Injection option is also incredibly more effective than alternative methods that tend to erode time and time again.

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

\r\nUnstable, eroded, or loose soil surrounding infrastructure can lead to settlement and structural damage. Address these issues professionally by utilizing ultra-low viscosity polyurethane resins to fill voids, consolidate soil, and prevent water migration. Enhancing the soil's bearing capacity through this method allows for potential structural lifting when needed.

Using Polyurethane foam to lift and or level concrete. Remove potential trip hazards, areas where water tends to pool, and extend the life of your existing concrete. Fill voids under concrete slabs. Stabilize poorly compacted soils under concrete slabs. Minimal down time. You can drive on areas that were worked on, within 30-45 minutes of service. One square foot can support between 7000-14,000 pounds of weight. 

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Our Homes’ Foundations Are Constantly Under Pressure From the Elements, Which Can Lead to Basement Cracks and Leaks (Also Known as Foundation Leaks). Basement Cracks Can Be a Major Headache, But They Don’t Have to Cause Lasting Damage. Left Unaddressed, However, They Can Allow Water to Seep Into Your Basement, Leading to Flooding, Moisture Problems, and Even Structural Issues. In Addition, a Damp Basement Can Harbor Mold Growth, Creating a Musty Odor and Potential Health Risks.

Carbon fiber staples are typically used along with crack injections to provide added reinforcement to repaired cracks in a buildings foundation. Furthermore, carbon fiber concrete staples can help prevent additional cracks from forming around the original crack after repairs have been made.

Bowing Basement Walls cause damage to the integrity of your Foundation. Basement Wall Bracing with Steel Braces reinforces the Foundation Wall and resists further Inward Bowing.

These Braces are one of the most effective ways to protect your Foundation from further damages. The added support will allow you to address other waterproofing issues that were compounded by the Buckling Walls.

Have you experienced any of the following problems with your foundation walls?

  » Bowing
\r\n  » Tilting
\r\n  » Shifting
\r\n  » Shearing

Your Basement walls are constantly under pressure from water and soil. Over time you may start to see your walls buckling or bowing in. Our new Carbon Fiber Strap installation provides your foundation walls with structural reinforcement that is stronger than steel.

A drain tile system is a type of drainage system which ensures that your basement or crawl space cannot be flooded by ground water. This system ensures that in periods of heavy rain or snow, your basement and/or crawl space cannot be flooded, which also means you avoid expensive damage to these areas of your building.

I-Beam Pockets refer to the “pocket” that is created during your foundation’s construction. An area at the top of your foundations wall is notched out to hold the I-Beam (the main weight carrying beam). This Beam is placed in the pockets of the concrete foundation to help carry and distribute the weight of the house.

Window Pockets are the “pockets” created during construction that supports the placement of the Window. In Basement Waterproofing and Repair we sometimes see that these Pockets break down over time which can allow water into your Basement.

You can see the signs of this deterioration, which show as Water Stains running down the wall underneath the Window. Another sign that you may want your Window Pockets checked are horizontal cracks that start at the corner of the Window Pocket.

Rod holes are created by the forming crew responsible for building your foundation wall. In order to hold the concrete forms together and to prevent bulging from the weight of wet concrete, 5/8" rods are passed through the forms from one side to the other. Over time, these can develop leaks. We are able to repair those leaks if any should happen to occur.

There are several reasons that a Chimney can Leak. As a Basement Waterproofing Company, we address the issue at the Foundation. A chimney is basically another foundation that is attached to your basement and like the basement it can develop leaks over time.

If you have leaking or water stains coming from your chimney cleanout door, you will want the foundation of your chimney inspected. The chimney cleanout door is the back door to your chimney used for cleaning. As stated, leaking water or stains coming from this door usually indicates deterioration below grade (underground).

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Using Polyurethane foam to lift and or level concrete. Remove potential trip hazards, areas where water tends to pool, and extend the life of your existing concrete. Fill voids under concrete slabs. Stabilize poorly compacted soils under concrete slabs. Minimal down time. You can drive on areas that were worked on, within 30-45 minutes of service. One square foot can support between 7000-14,000 pounds of weight. 

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

\r\nUnstable, eroded, or loose soil surrounding infrastructure can lead to settlement and structural damage. Address these issues professionally by utilizing ultra-low viscosity polyurethane resins to fill voids, consolidate soil, and prevent water migration. Enhancing the soil's bearing capacity through this method allows for potential structural lifting when needed.

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Our Homes’ Foundations Are Constantly Under Pressure From the Elements, Which Can Lead to Basement Cracks and Leaks (Also Known as Foundation Leaks). Basement Cracks Can Be a Major Headache, But They Don’t Have to Cause Lasting Damage. Left Unaddressed, However, They Can Allow Water to Seep Into Your Basement, Leading to Flooding, Moisture Problems, and Even Structural Issues. In Addition, a Damp Basement Can Harbor Mold Growth, Creating a Musty Odor and Potential Health Risks.

Carbon fiber staples are typically used along with crack injections to provide added reinforcement to repaired cracks in a buildings foundation. Furthermore, carbon fiber concrete staples can help prevent additional cracks from forming around the original crack after repairs have been made.

Bowing Basement Walls cause damage to the integrity of your Foundation. Basement Wall Bracing with Steel Braces reinforces the Foundation Wall and resists further Inward Bowing.

These Braces are one of the most effective ways to protect your Foundation from further damages. The added support will allow you to address other waterproofing issues that were compounded by the Buckling Walls.

Have you experienced any of the following problems with your foundation walls?

  » Bowing
\r\n  » Tilting
\r\n  » Shifting
\r\n  » Shearing

Your Basement walls are constantly under pressure from water and soil. Over time you may start to see your walls buckling or bowing in. Our new Carbon Fiber Strap installation provides your foundation walls with structural reinforcement that is stronger than steel.

A drain tile system is a type of drainage system which ensures that your basement or crawl space cannot be flooded by ground water. This system ensures that in periods of heavy rain or snow, your basement and/or crawl space cannot be flooded, which also means you avoid expensive damage to these areas of your building.

I-Beam Pockets refer to the “pocket” that is created during your foundation’s construction. An area at the top of your foundations wall is notched out to hold the I-Beam (the main weight carrying beam). This Beam is placed in the pockets of the concrete foundation to help carry and distribute the weight of the house.

Window Pockets are the “pockets” created during construction that supports the placement of the Window. In Basement Waterproofing and Repair we sometimes see that these Pockets break down over time which can allow water into your Basement.

You can see the signs of this deterioration, which show as Water Stains running down the wall underneath the Window. Another sign that you may want your Window Pockets checked are horizontal cracks that start at the corner of the Window Pocket.

Rod holes are created by the forming crew responsible for building your foundation wall. In order to hold the concrete forms together and to prevent bulging from the weight of wet concrete, 5/8" rods are passed through the forms from one side to the other. Over time, these can develop leaks. We are able to repair those leaks if any should happen to occur.

Seawall restoration and repair with void filling and soil stabilization, through our polyurethane injection process is a great way to maintain your bulkhead without the cost and hassle of replacing it. The Poly Injection option is also incredibly more effective than alternative methods that tend to erode time and time again.

There are several reasons that a Chimney can Leak. As a Basement Waterproofing Company, we address the issue at the Foundation. A chimney is basically another foundation that is attached to your basement and like the basement it can develop leaks over time.

If you have leaking or water stains coming from your chimney cleanout door, you will want the foundation of your chimney inspected. The chimney cleanout door is the back door to your chimney used for cleaning. As stated, leaking water or stains coming from this door usually indicates deterioration below grade (underground).

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

\r\nUnstable, eroded, or loose soil surrounding infrastructure can lead to settlement and structural damage. Address these issues professionally by utilizing ultra-low viscosity polyurethane resins to fill voids, consolidate soil, and prevent water migration. Enhancing the soil's bearing capacity through this method allows for potential structural lifting when needed.

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

Using Polyurethane foam to lift and or level concrete. Remove potential trip hazards, areas where water tends to pool, and extend the life of your existing concrete. Fill voids under concrete slabs. Stabilize poorly compacted soils under concrete slabs. Minimal down time. You can drive on areas that were worked on, within 30-45 minutes of service. One square foot can support between 7000-14,000 pounds of weight. 

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Our Homes’ Foundations Are Constantly Under Pressure From the Elements, Which Can Lead to Basement Cracks and Leaks (Also Known as Foundation Leaks). Basement Cracks Can Be a Major Headache, But They Don’t Have to Cause Lasting Damage. Left Unaddressed, However, They Can Allow Water to Seep Into Your Basement, Leading to Flooding, Moisture Problems, and Even Structural Issues. In Addition, a Damp Basement Can Harbor Mold Growth, Creating a Musty Odor and Potential Health Risks.

Carbon fiber staples are typically used along with crack injections to provide added reinforcement to repaired cracks in a buildings foundation. Furthermore, carbon fiber concrete staples can help prevent additional cracks from forming around the original crack after repairs have been made.

Bowing Basement Walls cause damage to the integrity of your Foundation. Basement Wall Bracing with Steel Braces reinforces the Foundation Wall and resists further Inward Bowing.

These Braces are one of the most effective ways to protect your Foundation from further damages. The added support will allow you to address other waterproofing issues that were compounded by the Buckling Walls.

Have you experienced any of the following problems with your foundation walls?

  » Bowing
\r\n  » Tilting
\r\n  » Shifting
\r\n  » Shearing

Your Basement walls are constantly under pressure from water and soil. Over time you may start to see your walls buckling or bowing in. Our new Carbon Fiber Strap installation provides your foundation walls with structural reinforcement that is stronger than steel.

A drain tile system is a type of drainage system which ensures that your basement or crawl space cannot be flooded by ground water. This system ensures that in periods of heavy rain or snow, your basement and/or crawl space cannot be flooded, which also means you avoid expensive damage to these areas of your building.

I-Beam Pockets refer to the “pocket” that is created during your foundation’s construction. An area at the top of your foundations wall is notched out to hold the I-Beam (the main weight carrying beam). This Beam is placed in the pockets of the concrete foundation to help carry and distribute the weight of the house.

Window Pockets are the “pockets” created during construction that supports the placement of the Window. In Basement Waterproofing and Repair we sometimes see that these Pockets break down over time which can allow water into your Basement.

You can see the signs of this deterioration, which show as Water Stains running down the wall underneath the Window. Another sign that you may want your Window Pockets checked are horizontal cracks that start at the corner of the Window Pocket.

Rod holes are created by the forming crew responsible for building your foundation wall. In order to hold the concrete forms together and to prevent bulging from the weight of wet concrete, 5/8" rods are passed through the forms from one side to the other. Over time, these can develop leaks. We are able to repair those leaks if any should happen to occur.

Seawall restoration and repair with void filling and soil stabilization, through our polyurethane injection process is a great way to maintain your bulkhead without the cost and hassle of replacing it. The Poly Injection option is also incredibly more effective than alternative methods that tend to erode time and time again.

There are several reasons that a Chimney can Leak. As a Basement Waterproofing Company, we address the issue at the Foundation. A chimney is basically another foundation that is attached to your basement and like the basement it can develop leaks over time.

If you have leaking or water stains coming from your chimney cleanout door, you will want the foundation of your chimney inspected. The chimney cleanout door is the back door to your chimney used for cleaning. As stated, leaking water or stains coming from this door usually indicates deterioration below grade (underground).

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

Using Polyurethane foam to lift and or level concrete. Remove potential trip hazards, areas where water tends to pool, and extend the life of your existing concrete. Fill voids under concrete slabs. Stabilize poorly compacted soils under concrete slabs. Minimal down time. You can drive on areas that were worked on, within 30-45 minutes of service. One square foot can support between 7000-14,000 pounds of weight. 

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

Our Homes’ Foundations Are Constantly Under Pressure From the Elements, Which Can Lead to Basement Cracks and Leaks (Also Known as Foundation Leaks). Basement Cracks Can Be a Major Headache, But They Don’t Have to Cause Lasting Damage. Left Unaddressed, However, They Can Allow Water to Seep Into Your Basement, Leading to Flooding, Moisture Problems, and Even Structural Issues. In Addition, a Damp Basement Can Harbor Mold Growth, Creating a Musty Odor and Potential Health Risks.

Carbon fiber staples are typically used along with crack injections to provide added reinforcement to repaired cracks in a buildings foundation. Furthermore, carbon fiber concrete staples can help prevent additional cracks from forming around the original crack after repairs have been made.

<p>&raquo; Lightweight - Stabilizes Without Adding Unwanted Weight to the Substrate<br /> &raquo; Minimal Disruption - Less Invasive and Cures More Quickly Than Other Methods Such as Mudjacking<br /> &raquo; The Poly Foam Expands in All Directions of the Injection Site Resulting in More Stable Sub-Soils<br /> &raquo; Cost Effective and Less Downtime Required<br /> &raquo; Eco-Friendly - Made from Recycled Material and Will Not Pollute Surrounding Soil<br /> &raquo; Strong and Long Lasting - Consolidates All Soil, Rock, and any Organic Material Under the Slab<br /> &raquo; Stability - Unlike Mudjacking, Polyurethane Foam Won&rsquo;t Erode, Shrink, or Settle Over Time<br /> &raquo; Polyurethane Void Filling Foam Supports, Lifts, and Levels Concrete Slabs</p>

Bowing Basement Walls cause damage to the integrity of your Foundation. Basement Wall Bracing with Steel Braces reinforces the Foundation Wall and resists further Inward Bowing.

These Braces are one of the most effective ways to protect your Foundation from further damages. The added support will allow you to address other waterproofing issues that were compounded by the Buckling Walls.

Have you experienced any of the following problems with your foundation walls?

  » Bowing
\r\n  » Tilting
\r\n  » Shifting
\r\n  » Shearing

Your Basement walls are constantly under pressure from water and soil. Over time you may start to see your walls buckling or bowing in. Our new Carbon Fiber Strap installation provides your foundation walls with structural reinforcement that is stronger than steel.

A drain tile system is a type of drainage system which ensures that your basement or crawl space cannot be flooded by ground water. This system ensures that in periods of heavy rain or snow, your basement and/or crawl space cannot be flooded, which also means you avoid expensive damage to these areas of your building.

I-Beam Pockets refer to the “pocket” that is created during your foundation’s construction. An area at the top of your foundations wall is notched out to hold the I-Beam (the main weight carrying beam). This Beam is placed in the pockets of the concrete foundation to help carry and distribute the weight of the house.

Window Pockets are the “pockets” created during construction that supports the placement of the Window. In Basement Waterproofing and Repair we sometimes see that these Pockets break down over time which can allow water into your Basement.

You can see the signs of this deterioration, which show as Water Stains running down the wall underneath the Window. Another sign that you may want your Window Pockets checked are horizontal cracks that start at the corner of the Window Pocket.

Rod holes are created by the forming crew responsible for building your foundation wall. In order to hold the concrete forms together and to prevent bulging from the weight of wet concrete, 5/8" rods are passed through the forms from one side to the other. Over time, these can develop leaks. We are able to repair those leaks if any should happen to occur.

Seawall restoration and repair with void filling and soil stabilization, through our polyurethane injection process is a great way to maintain your bulkhead without the cost and hassle of replacing it. The Poly Injection option is also incredibly more effective than alternative methods that tend to erode time and time again.

There are several reasons that a Chimney can Leak. As a Basement Waterproofing Company, we address the issue at the Foundation. A chimney is basically another foundation that is attached to your basement and like the basement it can develop leaks over time.

If you have leaking or water stains coming from your chimney cleanout door, you will want the foundation of your chimney inspected. The chimney cleanout door is the back door to your chimney used for cleaning. As stated, leaking water or stains coming from this door usually indicates deterioration below grade (underground).

Your Home’s Integrity Rests on its Foundation. Finding an Issue with that Foundation can be Disheartening. It can feel like you are forever chasing leaks and if Ignored the problem only becomes worse. Our take on Waterproofing and Repair is to get to the Source of the Problem, not to simply chase Leaks.

\r\nUnstable, eroded, or loose soil surrounding infrastructure can lead to settlement and structural damage. Address these issues professionally by utilizing ultra-low viscosity polyurethane resins to fill voids, consolidate soil, and prevent water migration. Enhancing the soil's bearing capacity through this method allows for potential structural lifting when needed.