Schedule Foundation Repair from Mr. Level for the New Year

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Your home’s foundation serves as the strong base that supports everything above it. When that foundation begins to weaken, the effects can be far-reaching. And the worst part? That damage isn’t exclusive to your foundation. Structural damage can begin to occur all over your property, leading to eyesores or even costly repairs when left unaddressed. That’s why it’s important for homeowners to recognize the early warning signs of foundation problems and take action before the damage worsens. Continue reading to learn the common signs of foundation damage and how foundation repair from Mr. Level can help protect your home in the year ahead.

Foundation Damage: The Warning Signs

If you don’t know what to look for, you may not know that damage is occurring in your own home. Homeowners should look for the following signs of foundation damage:

  • Cracks: During settlement, foundations may begin to crack. Unfortunately, this damage is not isolated to your foundation. Cracks can also occur in walls and concrete floors.
  • Sinking Floors: Floors can begin to sink as foundation settlement occurs. Floors may be uneven, gaps may open at the connection between the wall and floor, and even flooring can begin to lift, creating trip hazards.
  • Doors and Windows: Doors and windows may lose functionality as a result of foundation damage. These structures may no longer close properly, with gaps at their seams that allow air conditioning or heating to escape. They also may become very difficult to open and close, jamming up during the process.
  • Soil Loss: Soil loss from around your foundation is troubling. The underlying soils below your foundation offer it stability. When these soil conditions are compromised, your foundation can start to shift, which can affect the entire home.

Foundation Repair for the New Year

So, now you know the signs of damage, and you may even realize some of them are happening in your home. Now what? It’s time to call the professionals. Foundation repair can restore your home, both aesthetically and structurally. Here is a closer look at the foundation repair options we offer at Mr. Level:

Polyurethane Injection Foundation Lifting

In some cases, minimally invasive polyurethane injection can help restore sunken and settled foundations. During this method of repair, polyurethane is injected underneath your foundation. In the soil, the polyurethane has a chemical reaction which causes it to expand. During expansion, it will encapsulate loose soils to prevent movement, fill voids or empty spaces, and gently lift your foundation back to grade.

Foundation Underpinning

This method of foundation repair works well for homes requiring a deeper level of support. During underpinning, the perimeter of your foundation is exposed and piers are attached. These foundation piers are driven deep into the soils beneath your home until they reach stable soils or bedrock. Once they reach bedrock, these piers are able to lift your home and provide stability.

These foundation repair methods can work both separately and in conjunction with one another. Even better, our methods are backed by a lifetime guarantee, so there’s no need to stress over the long-term endurance of the repair methods.

Why Choose Mr. Level for Foundation Repair?

At Mr. Level, we believe in providing the best quality services to our customers and our foundation repair services are no different. When you choose Mr. Level, you’re choosing repairs from a well-reviewed company backed by a lifetime warranty. Contact us today to schedule your repairs for the new year.

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