Moisture problems often start where they go unnoticed the longest. A damp or wet crawlspace can lead to mold, wood rot, higher energy bills, and foundation damage long before visible signs appear. Water intrusion below the home affects framing, insulation, and indoor air quality over time. Waterproofing a crawlspace early...
Water showing up where the floor meets the wall often ties back to how the drain tile was installed. If the drain tile sits 2 or 3 feet away from the footing, or higher or lower than it should, water can reach the joint first. Below, we explain how a...
House leveling restores a home’s foundation to its proper elevation using hydraulic steel piers and controlled lift points. The goal is to correct the settlement and stabilize the structure without transferring stress to other sections of the foundation. At Foundation 1, we rely on precision equipment and measured lift techniques...
Water can create expensive structural issues when it reaches the basement. This is why many people ask how the system does its job, how a sump pit collects water, and how the pump should work to move it away before it spreads through the foundation. Below is a short overview...
Water pooling near a house can lead to foundation damage and soggy yards. One of the best fixes is a French drain. The cost for French drain installation depends on the size of the project and site conditions. From our experience, these systems are priced by the linear foot. They...