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Foundation Repair

Cracked walls, bowing basement walls, settlement, and differential movement caused by Northern Colorado’s expansive clay soils. We stabilize what is moving and repair what has been damaged before the problem compounds further.

Foundation Inspections

A thorough, documented assessment of your foundation from the exterior perimeter to the interior basement. We map cracks, measure wall deflection, assess settlement patterns, and give you an accurate picture of what your foundation actually needs.

Basement Waterproofing

Interior drainage systems, wall membranes, sump pump installation, crack injection, and battery backup protection. A complete water management system designed to keep your basement dry through every spring snowmelt and summer storm.

Basement Wall Systems

Carbon fiber straps, wall anchors, steel bracing, dimple membrane, insulated panels, and crack injection for bowing, cracked, and laterally stressed basement walls. Structural solutions matched to the degree and cause of wall movement.

Crawl Space Repair

Structural wood repair, support post and beam replacement, drainage installation, vapor barrier, encapsulation, insulation, and dehumidification. Everything the space beneath your floor needs to stop damaging the home above it.

Crawl Space Encapsulation

Heavy-duty vapor barrier, sealed foundation vents, rim joist insulation, wall insulation, and active dehumidification. The gold standard for crawl space moisture control in Northern Colorado’s demanding below-floor environment.

Crawl Space Inspections

A full entry-and-assessment inspection of every square foot below your floor. Structural wood, moisture levels, vapor barrier condition, drainage, mold, and pest activity — all documented with photographs and instrument readings.

Mudjacking / Concrete Leveling

Sunken driveways, tilted sidewalk panels, settled patios, and uneven garage slabs restored to level without the cost and disruption of full replacement. Same-day results at a fraction of what new concrete costs.

Expansive Clay Soils

The clay-dominant soils throughout Larimer and Weld counties absorb water and swell significantly when wet, then shrink and crack as they dry. This constant volumetric cycling pushes against foundation walls, heaves concrete slabs, and creates the voids beneath floors that allow structural movement to begin. Homes in this region are subject to forces on their foundations that simply do not exist in areas with more stable soil profiles.

Freeze-Thaw Cycling and Snowmelt

Fort Collins experiences repeated freeze-thaw cycles each winter that expand water in foundation cracks, progressively widening them with every cold snap. Spring snowmelt then saturates the soil for weeks at a time, driving hydrostatic pressure against basement walls to its annual peak precisely when the damage from winter freeze-thaw is at its worst. This seasonal one-two effect is one of the primary reasons foundation conditions in this region deteriorate faster than homeowners expect.

High-Intensity Summer Storms and Irrigation

Summer thunderstorms on the Front Range deliver intense rainfall in short bursts that saturates the surface faster than it can drain, sending acute hydrostatic pressure spikes against foundations that may already be stressed from the spring season. Landscape irrigation then keeps soil moisture elevated through the warm months, creating a dual-peak moisture season that means Northern Colorado foundations are under elevated moisture stress for a greater portion of the year than foundations in most other climates.

The communities we serve — Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Wellington, Timnath — all sit on the same demanding geology. If your home is in Northern Colorado, its foundation deserves attention from a team that understands exactly what it is contending with.

“We had a crack in our basement wall that had been growing for two seasons. The inspection was thorough and they explained exactly what was causing it and what needed to be done. The repair was done cleanly and on schedule. That crack has not moved since.”

“Our crawl space was a disaster — mold on the joists, insulation on the floor, and moisture everywhere. The team came in, assessed it fully, and gave us a realistic plan. The encapsulation work was done right and the difference in how the floors feel in winter is noticeable.”

“I called after our basement took on water during the spring melt for the third year in a row. They walked me through every part of the drainage system they installed, answered every question I had, and the basement has been completely dry through two full seasons since.”

“I was buying a home in Greeley and wanted an independent crawl space inspection before closing. The report they provided was detailed and gave me exactly what I needed to negotiate with the seller. No pressure, just clear facts about what was there and what it would take to address it.”

“Our driveway had dropped about two inches at one panel and was a tripping hazard for years. The mudjacking took a few hours and the result was level and clean. I wish I had done it years ago instead of just living with it. Far cheaper than replacing the whole section.”

“The foundation inspection before our renovation gave us a complete picture of what was actually going on below grade. The written report was detailed and easy to follow. It saved us from discovering a significant problem mid-project. This should be standard practice before any major renovation.”