Foundation
analysis
Assessing the nature of your foundation cracks: Active or Passive?
When it comes to cracks in your foundations, determining whether they are active or passive is a critical first step. This distinction will inform the most effective repair method to address the issue.
Our experts conduct a comprehensive assessment to make this crucial determination. By thoroughly evaluating the characteristics and behavior of the cracks, we can identify whether they are actively widening or merely passive indications of prior structural movement.
This in-depth analysis lays the groundwork for selecting the optimal crack repair solution tailored to your foundation's specific needs. The following outlines the steps and procedures our team uses to restore the integrity of your foundation.
Active Cracks in Your Foundations
Flawless Repair with Piling
Active foundation cracks pose serious short and long-term risks. Often caused by unstable soil and backfill, they can lead to multiple damages to your building (water infiltration, structural deterioration, mold, etc.). Don't wait - reach out for a comprehensive assessment. Our piling solutions provide a reliable, lasting fix by stabilizing the foundation and eliminating the root causes. Stop active cracks in their tracks. Contact us today to get started.
Recognize
Active craking in your foundation
- Identifying Foundation Cracks: Signs of TroubleWhen it comes to your home's foundation, visible cracks can be an early indicator of serious underlying issues. These cracks may manifest in various ways:
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Exterior Cracks in Brick or Stone:
Stair-step cracks in the outer cladding often signify foundation settlement. -
Stuck Doors and Windows:
Weakness in the foundation can cause problematic openings and binding. -
Deformed Floor Beams:
Structural elements may sag if there are breaches in the foundation. -
Water Infiltration:
Soil moisture puts pressure on foundation walls, leading to crack-based leaks. -
Uneven Basement Floors:
Sinking foundations can result in an unlevel, sloping concrete slab. -
Tilting Floors:
Over time, uneven foundation movement causes floors to crack and tilt. -
Interior Wall Cracks:
Plaster cracks on inside walls commonly point to foundation problems. -
Roof Deformation:
An unstable, deficient foundation may warp or depress the roofline.
These visible signs demand prompt attention from foundation repair experts. Contact us today for a comprehensive assessment and tailored solutions to restore your home's structural integrity.
Solutions
for Active Foundation Cracks
- Evaluation by Alerte-Fissure Inc. -Thorough assessment of the situation and presentation of permanent corrective measures.
- Piling - A durable solution for stabilizing this type of foundation crack.
- Stabilization -Correct and limit the risks of settlement through a permanent fix.
- Realignment -Precision hydraulic system to level and restore the building.
- Waterproofing - Safe process to seal these concrete cracks and provide protection against water and moisture intrusion.
Our comprehensive approach tackles the root causes of active foundation cracks. From expert evaluation to specialized piling, stabilization, realignment, and waterproofing - we deliver lasting solutions to secure your home's structural integrity. Contact us today to get started.
DOES YOUR HOME HAVE AN ACTIVE CRACK?
There are a number of solutions and financing options available for you to address the situation and protect the value of your home.
