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FOUNDATION REPAIR IN RAPID CITY

Foundation repairs are often unexpected and issues usually develop over time. Most homeowners have no idea if their home is on an unstable foundation that will need repair or not.

PROFESSIONAL FOUNDATION REPAIR SOLUTIONS

We offer a variety of products specific to your foundation issues.

  • Foundation Piles “Piers”

  • Wall Anchors for bowing walls

  • Carbon Fiber Solutions for weak and bowing walls

  • Stabilizer Jack for beams and support​

CONCERN OR COSMETIC, WE GOT YOU COVERED!

Common signs of a sinking foundation include:

  • brick, stucco, or foundation cracking

  • drywall cracking and nail pops

  • uneven floors, windows, and doors not closing as they should

  • interior or exterior wall separation


Although some cosmetic changes to your home may be harmless, our specialists can determine if your home rests on a settling foundation.

Unsure if your home’s foundation is unstable? Meet with our experts to schedule a free inspection.

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Wall Crack Caused by Foundation in Need of Repair

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Cracked Wall Caused by Shifting Foundation

Floor Sagging

Sagging Floor Showing Signs of Poor Foundation

HOW WE REPAIR A SINKING FOUNDATION

Learn how we repair unstable foundations using different types of foundation piers. We offer foundation underpinning solutions that install foundation piles or “piers” to stabilize the foundation.

WHAT CAUSES FOUNDATION SETTLING?

Foundations of homes can move, sink or settle due to changes or disturbances in the bearing strata soil beneath the footings of the foundation.

Changes or disturbances can be cause by: poor compaction of soil before the foundation of the home was constructed, overexposure of water to the bearing soil under the footings (due to poor drainage or a change in the surrounding water table) or the home being built on expansive/collapsible soil.

BASEco FOUNDATION SYSTEMS’ PUSH PIER ASSEMBLY

Check out this video of the Extreme Foundation Repair crew installing a BASEco Foundation Systems Post Pier Assembly to stabilize a Rapid City home with a sinking foundation.

WHAT IF I DON’T REMEDY MY FOUNDATION ISSUES?

Without stabilizing the foundation it is possible that your foundation settling will worsen, and could create further issues. In many cases these symptoms are livable and mostly cosmetic. However, when trying to sell your home foundation settling will likely be a concern for potential buyers. Extreme Foundation Repair offers permanent solutions for foundation repair to ensure your home will never sink again. To top it off, our transferable warranty will give the future home buyers peace of mind as well.

PREVENTING AN UNSTABLE FOUNDATION

Most homeowners are Do-It-Yourself savvy and look for ways to prevent future foundation issues. The first potential issue to address is water drainage surrounding the foundation.
 

  • Extending downspouts at least six feet from the foundation.

  • Ensuring gutters are clear, directing water to the downspouts.

  • Maintaining a grade that slopes away from your foundation.


all are important to manage drainage that can impact soil stability surrounding your foundation.

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Poor Gutters Leading to Foundation Issues

Unfortunately, when a home is built on poorly compacted soil or on expansive soil, proper drainage will have little impact on foundation settling. Fortunately, we have permanent solutions for foundation stabilization. Our technicians can determine the severity of your foundation settling and provide a free estimate for repairs. Don’t lose sleep worrying about your foundation when you can get your questions answered for free!

WATCH OUT FOR FOUNDATION CRACKS!

A cracking foundation is often a sign of a sinking foundation. However, a cracked foundation can also allow water to pass through the foundation wall. Is your foundation leaking? Ask about our foundation waterproofing solutions!

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Cracking Foundation Caused by Water Damage

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