Serving Salt Lake Valley & Wasatch Front
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Foundation cracks, uneven floors, or water getting in? We help Salt Lake Valley homeowners understand the cause and choose the right repair. Start with a free property assessment.
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Serving the Wasatch Front
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Expansive Lake Bonneville clay swells when saturated by heavy mountain snowmelt and shrinks during dry Utah summers, causing footings to drop, doors to stick, and drywall to split.
OUR CORE SPECIALTIES
Engineered systems specifically designed for the Wasatch Front's clay soils and high seasonal runoff.
Structural Piering
Heavy steel piers driven past surface clay layers directly down to stable load-bearing soil strata to permanently lift and level settling foundations.
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Water & Mud Control
Deep gravel trenches, channel drains, and catch basins engineered to route heavy spring mountain snowmelt safely away from footings.
Drainage Solutions →
Moisture Protection
Commercial 20-mil vapor barrier, sealed vents, floor support jacks, and active dehumidification to halt wood rot and damp air.
Encapsulation Info →
Wall Reinforcement
High-tensile carbon fiber straps and earth tie-back anchors to stabilize pressure-bowed foundation walls and seal fractures permanently.
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Water Mitigation
Sub-slab interior drain tile channels paired with primary and dual battery backup sump pumps to manage water intrusion during high water table months.
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Slab Leveling
High-density foam injection to lift sunken driveways, sidewalks, and patio slabs back to clean level grade without complete concrete replacement.
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INTERACTIVE HOMEOWNER GUIDE
Select a symptom to explore possible causes and repair approaches. An on-site assessment is needed to determine the cause at your property.
HOMEOWNER GUIDE
Stair-step cracks can be a sign of uneven foundation movement. Soil changes, drainage, and other conditions can contribute. An on-site assessment is needed to identify the cause at your home.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Helical piers may help stabilize a settling foundation. An assessment determines whether they are appropriate for your home.
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When interior door frames lean or double-hung windows bind, it typically signals localized footing settlement or crawl space beam sag.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Helical pier underpinning paired with crawl space adjustable steel jacks to level interior floor planes.
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Clay-heavy Salt Lake topsoil absorbs rain and snowmelt very slowly. Surface water pools around footings, pushing groundwater under foundation walls.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Yard drainage and French drains may help redirect water. The right solution depends on the property and where water can safely discharge.
Drainage Assessment
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Sub-surface hydrostatic pressure forces groundwater through concrete wall joints and floor cracks during peak spring thaw months.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Perimeter interior drain tile channel system leading to a heavy-duty dual sump pump basin.
Water Mitigation Assessment
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Floor slope in older Wasatch homes can stem from moisture damage in main support beams or settling center masonry posts.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Heavy-duty steel support jacks on engineered concrete pads combined with vapor encapsulation, where assessment indicates these systems are appropriate.
Structural Floor Inspection
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Whether it’s a leaning chimney, separated patio slab, cracked drywall seam, or foundation odor, tell us what’s happening.
POSSIBLE APPROACH
Use the property assessment form to describe your observations and include your phone number and city.
Describe Your Concern
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Repair scope, access, soil conditions, and water management affect project cost. An on-site assessment helps define the work before pricing.
Repair scope: the areas that need attention and the appropriate repair method.
Property access: utilities, landscaping, and the space available for equipment.
Water management: drainage or moisture issues that may need to be addressed alongside the repair.
A written quote follows a property assessment. Call the office to discuss your home and the next step.
Request Detailed QuoteCOVERAGE REGION
Operating locally from Salt Lake City, our repair teams understand neighborhood-specific water table dynamics, foothill slopes, and soil compositions.
Steep slope stabilization and heavy snowmelt drainage solutions.
Expansive clay expansion control and post-construction piering.
Basement water mitigation, sump pump upgrades, and slab lifting.