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We Provide Foundation & Concrete Repair Services in Stamford, CT
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to view requests for foundation & concrete repair near Stamford, CT.Your local structural and foundation repair company in Stamford, CT is Connecticut Basement Systems
Does your home have foundation or concrete problems? We use quality Foundation Supportworks products to effectively repair your foundation or concrete. Whatever type of structural problem you’re dealing with, your local Stamford Foundation Supportworks contractor will provide a customized solution to best meet your home’s needs.
Contact us today to request a FREE inspection and estimate from your local Foundation Supportworks concrete and foundation repair contractor in Stamford, CT !
Structural Repair & Concrete Repair Services offered in Stamford:
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Home Foundation & Structural Repair in Stamford
Foundation problems can negatively impact the safety, appearance, and value of your home. Issues like foundation settlement, soil changes, and poor construction can cause a variety of symptoms throughout your home. If you think your home might have a structural problem, reach out to your Stamford Foundation Supportworks foundation repair professional to have them evaluate your home and recommend the best solution.
Foundation Problem Signs:
- Cracked Brick/Stucco - Stair-step cracks in exterior foundation walls.
- Bowing Walls - Concrete wall leaning in at the top.
- Shearing Walls - Inward movement of the bottom of the block wall.
- Ceiling Gaps - Space between the ceiling and the interior wall.
- Sagging Floors - Sloping floors or gap between the floor and the interior wall.
- Chimney Separation - Chimney separating from the house.
Concrete Leveling & Repair in Stamford
If you’re tired of looking at that ugly, cracked driveway, walkway, or patio, your Foundation Supportworks concrete repair contractor in Stamford can help. Cracked and sunken concrete not only looks bad, but it can also be a tripping hazard. Our Concrete Protection System helps homeowners lift, level, repair, and restore the damaged concrete around their home.
Concrete Repair & Protection Solutions:
- Lift and level concrete slabs
- Seal concrete cracks and joints
- Seal concrete surfaces to protect against pitting, flaking, and staining
- Resurface concrete to restore its look and function
Why More Stamford Homeowners Choose Us:
- Custom-Designed Foundation & Concrete Repair Solutions
- Exclusive Products, Proven Effective for Over a Decade
- Financing Options Available - Check With Your Local Dealer
Stamford, CT Zip Codes in Our Service Area
| 06901 | 06902 | 06903 | 06904 | 06905 | 06906 |
| 06907 | 06910 | 06911 | 06912 | 06913 | 06914 |
| 06926 | 06927 |
Recent Job Requests for Foundation & Concrete Repair in Stamford, CT
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06903
Comment: We are purchasing a house and there is a crawl space under the house that has a pole that is detached from what looks like the foundation. We want to make sure that before we purchase that this is not a huge issue.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06905
Comment: Our side walk is sinking two or three slabs it is becoming a safty issue
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06902
Comment: Sinking of concrete near garage.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06907
Comment: Foundation and basement floor cracks.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06903
Comment: Pool deck leveling
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06902
Comment: A cement terrace has tilted toward the foundation of an addition built in 2007. The cement has not cracked BUT has significantly sunk only on the side butting up to the foundation. Need an estimate to determine the cost to dig it out, remove the debris, and repair any damage if found to the foundation wall, and provide dirt to backfill.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06901
Comment: Need a foundation inspection at home in Stamford before July 15.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06902
Comment: We need some stabilization on some concrete slab on our pool.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06902
Comment: Foundation settling and cracking, may require a full lift. call if capable of doing such work
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06903
Comment: We have a sinkhole in our driveway and we need an estimate for the repair work. Can someone stop by and check out the hole?
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06927
Comment: I wish to put in a deck and the architect recommended helical pilings. I would live to have someone assess the the situation at my home. Please advise.
Project Location: Stamford, CT 06905
Comment: House was built in 1963-64. Dimensions: 24' x 38' (912 sq. ft.) single-story ranch Foundation: 18 creosote-treated wood pilings, approx. 10 inches in diameter - 16 pilings driven around perimeter, 2 pilings under chimney near center of slab Slab: Reinforced concrete (w/ rebar), approx. 10-12 inches thick. (Estimated weight of slab alone is approx. 110,000 lbs.) Special Notes: - Severe subsidence has caused our land to settle approx. four FEET since house was built. Settlement continues at rate of approx. 1/2 inch per year. A neighbor who had her house re-piled in 1993 had test borings taken for that job. Borings at on one end of her house showed 12 feet to refusal, while the end closest to our property showed 48 feet to refusal. The deeper side of land next to our neighbor's house had settled "only" two feet at that time. - The top sections of four of our 18 pilings had completely rotted out by 1993. At that time, friend who worked in construction and I replaced the rotted sections with marine cut-off pilings by: 1) cutting out the rotted section of each piling below the water line (after pumping out the water); 2) "toe-nailing" each piling cutoff into the good piling wood below the waterline, using rebar driven in at an angle from new the piling cutoff into the existing piling; and 3) driving oak wedges between top of each piling cutoff and the original piling cap under the slab (using sledgehammers). This "creative" repair restored vertical support to our foundation, but it provides no lateral support, so it is not an acceptable repair for our entire piling foundation. (If our house was supported entirely on piling cutoffs installed in this manner, I can only imagine what would happen if the wind blew too hard....) In any case, I am interested in a permanent repair for the pilings, which are now almost 50 years old....