Services

Repair the structure. Leave the paint for later.

Piers, walls, water, and crawl spaces. Every job starts with a free inspection and a written report. Every repair has a warranty for the life of the structure.

  • Steel push piers

    Hydraulically driven steel piers take the load of a settling foundation down to stable soil or bedrock. We lift where we can, then lock the house in place.

    Best for: Homes that have dropped, tilted, or pulled away from a slab or addition.

    How this repair worksCutaway of steel push piers driven under a brick foundation

  • Helical piers

    Helical piers screw into the ground like an auger. They work well under additions, porches, and lighter structures where push piers are more than you need.

    Best for: Additions, decks, garages, and new work on poor fill.

    How this repair worksCutaway of helical piers supporting a house on clay soil

  • Wall anchors, carbon fiber & braces

    Nebraska clay swells against basement walls every wet spring. We hold the wall with earth anchors, carbon-fiber straps, or steel I-beam braces — whichever the wall and the yard will allow.

    Best for: Inward bow, horizontal cracks, and walls that move after a heavy rain.

    How this repair works
    • Wall anchor plates on a poured basement wall
    • Carbon fiber straps on painted block basement walls
    • Steel I-beam wall braces on a gray block wall

  • Basement waterproofing

    A wet basement is a drainage problem, not a paint problem. We install interior drains, sump systems, and vapor control so the room can actually be used.

    Best for: Seepage, musty air, and basements that flood after a storm.

    How this repair worksBefore and after a basement waterproofing job

  • Crawl space repair

    A wet crawl space will rot joists, feed mold, and settle piers. We encapsulate, drain, and replace what has already given up.

    Best for: Musty first floors, sagging floors, and standing water under the house.

    How this repair worksBefore and after crawl space encapsulation

  • Crack injection

    Epoxy and polyurethane injection close leaking or structural cracks in poured walls. We treat the crack and tell you whether the house is still moving.

    Best for: Leaking poured walls and isolated cracks that are not part of a larger settle.

    How this repair worksBefore and after crack injection on a poured basement wall