2. Aug. 2016 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

Your House May Have Been Built on Expansive Soils, and You Should Be Worried

Expansive soils which are sometimes referred to as clay soils, swelling soils or shrink-swell soils can create enough force to cause major damage to building foundations, slabs, patios, and sidewalks. Expansive soils contain minerals which absorb a lot of moisture. As the expansive soil...
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1. Aug. 2016 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

How The California Drought Affects Your Foundation

A drought dries the soils to the point where severe settlement of the home can lead to critical structural damage. During droughts such as the California drought, your garden or yard may suffer soil shrinkage which might cause foundation damage. Drought-related foundation damage is very...
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27. Nov. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

Home Drainage Advise Before Winter Starts!

Your house is probably the most important investment that you could ever have. Just like your car, your house needs maintenance since it is also susceptible to damages and deterioration.  The foundation of your house determines the strength it could have in withstanding any...
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26. Nov. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

Preventative Drainage Solutions For Your Home in Los Angeles

Having trouble with your drainage can cause expensive damages if not properly repaired. Structural damage may lead to cracks and foundation damage of your house. It also encourages insect infestations and damaged plants. Whether you are a real estate agent, homeowner or contractor, identifying...
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18. Nov. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

How to choose a licensed foundation contractor?

Your home is a very precious investment that could stay in your family for years to come. It is an important asset that could benefit your children and grandchildren in generations to follow. Over the years, your home also ages. It is comforting to...
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27. Sep. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

Insurance Agencies Don’t Cover Foundation Repairs

Homeowners insurance can compensate you when your home or property is damaged in ways that your policy covers. Damage to the foundation is one of the most serious — and one of the most expensive — types of damage your home could sustain. Though...
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26. Jul. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

A Foundation Which Appears Level May Need Repair

Despite popular misconception, simply examining the levelness of a slab is not a sufficient means of determining whether underpinning is needed. Although slab measurements are a widely used method of determining the levelness of a slab, they cannot and should not be used as...
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28. Jun. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

We Help Solving Foundation Problems

Common Warning Signs for Foundation issues: Inside the Building: • Wall, ceiling or drywall cracks. • Stuck or difficult to open doors and windows. • Cracks or separations between walls and ceilings. • Cracks or separations between walls and floors • Nails exposed through...
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17. Jun. 2013 / by /   Concrete, Construction, Drainage Problems, Earthquake Retrofit, Foundation Problems, Press Releases , Real Estate, Uncategorized / 0 comments

Why You Should Retrofit Your Home in Los Angeles?

1. Cracks in your walls or foundation allow water to seep in to your home: – Every time there is a considerable rain fall, sunken living rooms, basements and foundations run the risk of having water seep in. The problems may worsen from year...
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