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This home was experiencing foundational settlement that was visible via cracks throughout the exterior walls. Our expert crew permanently stabilized this home's foundation by installing helical piers. These piers transfer the weight of the home to load bearing soil or bedrock and can then lift the foundation back to its original position - eliminating the previous visible cracks and gaps.
This troubled staircase was not properly supported and was begining to sink down and detach from the wall, creating a very unstable foundational hazard. We were able to permanently stabilize this staircase and rid any worries of foundational failure by installing the SmartJack floor stabilizing system. These fully-adjustable and high-capacity steel piers stop settlement in its tracks and even lift the structure above back to its original position. Permanent and instant foundation stabilization!
This troubled staircase was becoming a danger as its unsupported foundation had begun to sink and settle down - detaching from the walls! The settlement was visible via the large gaps where the stairs and walls meet. Our expert crew permanently stabilized and lifted the stairs back to their original position with our SmartJack floor stabilizing system. You wouldn't even know that settlement had ever occurred after these high-capacity and fully-adjustable steel piers worked their magic.
With high temps here in Florida, this business owner needed a reliable concrete repair solution that is highly flexible and that can withstand extreme temperatures. At Sunshine, we have the right stuff!! Our NexusPro Solution was used to fill and seal this cracked sidewalk. It was designed to be UV resistant and waterproof to prevent cracks from further expanding.
A catch basin is a square drain set into the ground in a gravel bed, typically with a grate on top of it. Catch basins help prevent pooling water, erosion, and flooding, and they catch debris, helping prevent a clogged storm drain or sewer system. They are placed in low spots in a yard, below downspouts, or in areas where rainwater tends to collect due to poor drainage.
