Improper drainage is one of the leading causes of foundation failures. Water pools around your home causing foundation settlement, foul odor, insects, dying plants, mud, ruined turf and basement water. Planning and installing suitable drainage will solve these problems and prevent major foundation damage and expenses. If you notice water pooling around your house or in your yard or standing water in crawl space, you may be experiencing a drainage problem. Putting off repairs can be very costly over time.
The basement in your home can provide extra living and entertainment space for you and your family, and can serve any purpose you want or need. It goes without saying that you want your basement to remain dry. Occasionally, however, things can happen that might cause your home's basement to leak and become wet. Water entering a basement can be a common problem for home owners. Foundations made of stone, concrete block or concrete can let in water. This can lead to water damage, mold, mildew and poor air quality if left untreated.
Over time, your needs for your home are likely to change. As your family grows, you are likely to need more space than your home currently has. At Rock Structure Repair, we want to help help you make sure that your home perfectly suits your needs. That's why we offer remodeling and painting services! With over 17 years of experience in the industry, we have the experience it takes to do great work on any room additions, bathroom, or kitchen remodeling or painting that you need done, restoring and adding value to your home.
There are several reasons that could cause problems with your home's foundation. From water issues to soil and landscaping issues, these problems could potentially cause major damage to your home. If you notice any of the following signs, call Rock Structure Repair and schedule a free estimate; Door sticking, cracks in interior sheet rock around windows and door frames, cracks in exterior brick or block walls, Cracks in foundation, uneven or heaving floors. We will work with you to identify the problem and provide the solution that will best fit your needs and situation.
If you're having problems with your foundation, water is getting through and making a mess out of everything in your basement, we would recommend building a retaining wall. This structure is specifically designed to resist the lateral pressure of soil or in some cases, water pressures. Every one of our walls supports a 'wedge' of soil. The wedge is defined as the soil which extends beyond the failure plane of the soil type present at the site, and that can also be calculated once the soil friction angle is known.
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