Are your driveway, sidewalk, or porch starting to sink or become uneven? These problems are more than just cosmetic. Uneven concrete can create safety hazards, drainage issues, and long-term structural concerns if not addressed. At Foundation 1, we offer concrete leveling as a reliable and cost-effective solution. This process lifts...
Cracks in walls, uneven floors, and doors that won’t close properly are often signs of foundation heaving. This occurs when the soil beneath your home expands, pushing the foundation upward and causing structural damage. Foundation heaving is a serious issue, but understanding its causes and solutions can help you take...
Finding a rotten floor joist in your crawl space is a serious issue. It compromises the structural integrity of your home and can lead to more expensive repairs if not addressed quickly. Replacing a rotten floor joist requires proper tools, preparation, and attention to detail. This guide provides clear,...
Uneven floors in old houses are a common issue caused by factors like foundation settling, wood rot, or inadequate structural support. While they may seem minor, they can lead to safety concerns and affect your home’s value. This guide will explain the main causes of uneven floors and provide practical...
A gap between your wall and floor can indicate serious issues with your home’s structure. Common causes include foundation settlement, moisture problems, poor construction, or natural wear and tear. If ignored, these gaps can lead to structural damage, water intrusion, and higher energy costs. Addressing the issue promptly is essential...