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Capillary Action
When groundwater comes up through the foundation and slab. This type of basement flood problems generally occur when the groundwater table is higher than the basement floor and foundation and can be somewhat offset by the use of a sump pump.
Leakage or Intrusion
Water leaking...
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Underpinning
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In construction, basement foundation underpinning is the process of strengthening and stabilizing the foundation of an existing building or other structure or most commonly done for the purpose of basement lowering thereby creating additional height. Creating basement space under the existing structure also requires underpinning...
Waterproof Concrete Repair
Whether your home has sunk just a few inches or nearly a foot, a concrete floor and foundation repair contractor can provide relief. It may mean underpinning to repair your failed foundation. If you suspect a foundation problem, call a professional foundation repair...
The best solution to protecting your property from floods and heavy rain conditions is prevention. In this article we will discuss the different types of strategies you can use to keep your basement free of water and the disasters that come with it.
Health Impacts:
You may not...
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Urethane and Polyurethane Crack Injections
Urethane and polyurethane materials are effectively used for concrete crack injection repairs as well as basement leak repairs.
Waterproofing companies inject these materials into concrete foundations all the time as it is an effective and long-lasting solution that can be done quickly...
What Is Efflorescence?
Efflorescence is a salt mineral or crystal, it's appearance looks white, grey and fuzzy. Found on the outside and inside of your basement walls, stone, stucco, and concrete. It is a common problem in masonry block and concrete foundations.
Is Efflorescence Harmful or cause damages?
The buildup...