Sham Investigations Part II: More smoke and mirrors
As more homeowners are starting to realize the advantages of having a foundation inspection that is scientific, objective, and thorough, using industry standards, and engineering oversight, the.
The Truth About Post Tensioned Foundations
Rules of Thumb for Diagnosing Foundation Failure part V: The Truth About PT
In previous blogs, we've discussed how a conventional foundation system is affected by the various forces. Now, let's.
Foundation Types
Rules of Thumb for Diagnosing Foundation Problems Part IV: Foundation Types
What type of Foundation do you have? The type of foundation plays a significant role in helping determine heave vs..
Foundation Movement : How to judge severity
How Bad is My Foundation Movement?
As a homeowner you’re being told that your foundation is moving and needs stabilizing. Your first question is……How bad is my foundation movement? For most.
Are Foundation Repair Contractors Regulated?
What is the proper oversight?
The Insiders view of Foundation Repair Part 2
In my last few blogs I discussed how foundation contractors commonly misdiagnose foundation repairs often installing piles when there has been no foundation movement, mistaking the symptoms of heave.
The Hardest Job of My Life: Part 7 - The Conclusion
"After many months of very hard work the project was completed. This was a marathon of work. Hard physical work..."
- Bob Brown
Finally all of the areas of the house that we were hired to level were.
Lessons Learned From the Hardest Job of My Life
Looking back introspectively on experience of the hardest job of my life as told in my last 7 blogs, I have gleaned the following conclusions from both an operational and life experience point of.
The Hardest Job of My Life: Part 5
In an effort to reach the middle of the slab that was surrounded by grade beams we embarked on excavating a 3 deep tunnel from the west side. From there we could access the area between the grade.
