King Piers

Concrete repairs are inevitable in the Midwest! It's a fact that the Midwest is a wonderful place to live for a variety of reasons. However, the ground it sits on is made up of soil compositions and ever-changing weather conditions that can be harsh on concrete foundations and structures. Most homeowners, through the life of their homes, will experience some sort of concrete repair issue. But never fear, our King Piers team of Concrete Repair Specialists are here to help! The two most prevailing issues with concrete structural damage are cracks and leaning walls.

Commercial buildings are large, dense, heavy structures that require a close and watchful eye to the basic structural soundness. Our commercial building foundation repair specialists are trained to identify, diagnose, and prescribe an action plan to bring any structure back to soundness. Commercial buildings are some of the most expensive investments anyone ever makes and the last thing to worry about is the structural soundness of that building. Damage to these buildings can cost your investment, your business, and ultimately your tenants' safety.

King Piers LLC uses a "Stone Foundation Repair and Renovation" system to repair damaged stone foundations from the interior of the home. Stone foundations were common building material and practice in homes built before the early 1900s. The mortar placed between the stones provides the bond for a strong wall of natural materials that can withstand most elements. Over time, though, moisture, freezing temperatures, and shifting dirt cause the stones to move and crack, allowing water and air to penetrate the foundation.

Basement waterproofing is something that just makes sound investment protection sense as a homeowner. Not only does it help prevent flooding, mold or mildew formation, and cracks and fissures, it can also increase your home's value and reduce energy costs. You might have suspicions that your home has basement water issues, but some of the tell-tale signs include; wet walls, visible or odorous signs of mold and mildew, dampness around the base of the floor, standing water, rotting joists or support beams, and damaged wood or carpet.