Foundation Repair
Do you know how well your home is standing up to the test of time? Is it strong and sturdy or does it feel like it’s on shaky ground? Whether you interpret this figuratively or literally, it’s so important for your home to have a strong foundation.
Schedule Your Free InspectionFoundation Problem Signs
Do you notice any of the following signs and symptoms throughout your home? If so, you’ve got a problematic foundation on your hands. Click on the images to learn more about the cause of your foundation issue and our solutions.
Foundation Wall Cracks
Explore professional insights into foundation wall cracks. Trust Innovative Basement Authority for long-term stability.
Sticking Doors & Windows
Jamming, sticking, and difficult to open windows and doors may not have anything to do with the condition of these features. There could be deeper foundation issues leading to these problems.
Bowing Basement Walls
Uncover the facts about bowed basement walls and how IBA offers lasting solutions to safeguard your home’s value and structural integrity.
Foundation Settlement
Innovative Basement Authority installs groundbreaking piers to secure foundations that have experienced settlement. Learn how.
Have you noticed foundation issues like cracks and inward wall movement that are worsening over time? Do you have uneven floors and sticking windows and doors that are difficult to open or close? These are just a few signs of foundation damage that can negatively impact your home’s safety and structural integrity. Your foundation has a big responsibility in supporting your entire house. That’s why it is important to protect it with durable, customizable, permanent solutions.
What Causes Foundation Problems?
Whether your home has a slab foundation or concrete block walls in a crawl space or basement, the soil is going to impact your living environment in some way. Here are just a few ways soil affects your home.
Water can enter through porous block walls and wall cracks, but another way it can seep inside and wreak havoc on your living environment is through open crawl space vents. Any water and moisture in an unsealed dirt crawl space spells trouble in a lot of ways. Something that will take a big hit is your home’s structural support system. Saturated wooden supports can rot and buckle, and metal supports can rust and corrode. This can then cause sagging, soft floors and floor joists, as well as contribute to problems with hardwood flooring.
It is natural for soil around your home, especially the backfilled soil, to settle into place over time. But it can settle at an angle and slope towards your foundation walls. This can contribute to the clay bowl effect and hydrostatic pressure, as well as the associated water seepage and wall cracks. The soil also could settle unevenly and lead the structure to do the same. When this happens, you’ll see diagonal wall cracks around windows and doors, and these windows and doors could become difficult to operate.
If you have a fireplace, you’ll need to pay close attention to the exterior chimney. A more dramatic sign of foundation problems and settlement is a failing chimney. Chimneys aren’t always built on the same soil as the house, and they could lack proper footing. When the soil underneath the chimney can no longer support the chimney or its weight, the chimney will start to crack and pull away from the rest of the house.
Once your home’s foundation was completed, previously excavated dirt is replaced or backfilled around the walls. This “fluffed up” soil is loose, more aerated, and not as dense or tightly packed as undisturbed soil farther away from the house. This looser soil tends to absorb water easier than compacted soil. So, when water collects in the soil immediately surrounding the home it creates a “clay bowl.” The saturated soil expands and puts pressure, known as hydrostatic pressure, on the foundation walls. When this constant pressure becomes more than the walls can bear, they will begin to show signs of failure in the form of cracks and inward movement.
Foundation soils experience most of their drying and shrinking from two common causes:
- Drought: Prolonged dry periods cause soil to dry out. As we know, when clay dries out, it shrinks. Soil shrinkage beneath a foundation has the same effect as soil settling: It usually causes a section of the foundation to crack and settle into the void or hollow area where settlement has occurred.
- Maturing Trees: The root system of a tree can be up to twice the size of the tree’s canopy. If a tree’s branches extend over your home, there’s a good chance that they extend under your house as well, drawing moisture up from the soil and causing it to shrink.
Foundation Repair Solutions
Every home and its foundation is different, which is why we provide tailor-made solutions that are the right fit for your specific repair needs. All our solutions come with nationally backed, long-term, transferrable warranties. Here are some of the solutions our experts may recommend for your foundation repair project.
Foundation Wall Anchors
Innovative Basement Authority's wall anchors reinforce your bowing walls and stop ongoing issues quickly.
Helical Piers
Attain permanent stability for your home's foundation by opting for helical piers from Innovative Basement Authority.
Push Piers
Innovative Basement Authority offers push piers designed to address settling foundations while stabilizing your home permanently.
Crawl Space Jacks
Fix saggy floors effectively with IntelliJack™ Crawl Space Jacks. Count on Innovative Basement Authority’s professional service.
Is Foundation Repair the Right Solution for Me?
The presence of foundation problems and how they are handled can make or break your home. If issues like wall cracks and bowing are left to fester for too long, they can develop into dangerous living conditions for your family as well as potentially lengthy and costly repairs down the road. It is important to address any problems you notice and nip them in the bud as soon as possible in order to stabilize, strengthen, and protect your home for good.
Your foundation can become damaged from many factors, but the main culprit is the soil surrounding and underneath your home. The areas we serve throughout Minnesota, the Dakotas, Eastern Montana, Western Wisconsin, Burnsville and Rogers, have a diverse range of soil types. These include clay loam in Bismarck, silty clay loam in Sioux Falls, fine sandy loam in Duluth, and sand in Eau Claire. Clay loam, sandy loam, and other similar soils can be problematic for home foundations because they shrink, shift, erode and lead to settlement. They also can contribute to hydrostatic pressure that leads to wall cracking and bowing.
Depending on the type of damage and its severity, your home’s type of foundation, and your home’s specific needs, our team at Innovative Basement Authority offers a variety of permanent foundation repair solutions. Foundation settlement typically calls for helical piers, push piers, or slab piers, and uneven floors can be reinforced by our crawl space stabilizer. Walls that have succumbed to hydrostatic pressure can be stabilized with carbon fiber straps or potentially restored with specialized wall braces, wall anchors, or channel anchors.
FAQs
It’s so important for your home to have a strong foundation. If it doesn’t, it’s going to crumble. Why subject your family to that kind of danger? Nip it in the bud at the first sign that something could be wrong. Lingering cracks and movement will only lead to a compromised structure and costly, lengthy repairs.
Whether you have a basement and/or crawl space, or your home was built on a slab, it’s important for you to know what kind of condition your foundation is in. It’s what holds up your entire house, so it needs to be durable.
Foundation problems can threaten your home’s appearance, value, and safety. Hiring a knowledgeable and experienced contractor is the best way to find the root of the problem and mitigate any damage. Innovative Basement Authority is your best choice when it comes to identifying and solving foundation repair issues. We offer foundation support that works!
Innovative Basement Authority has extensive experience in the foundation repair industry, meaning we know what solutions are right for your specific repair issues and needs. Our line of foundation repair products is proven to get your property back into great shape. We are specially trained to use foundation materials and techniques throughout Minnesota, North Dakota, and Eastern Montana, and our foundation repair specialists are fully trained to carry out any work that’s needed.
Here, we’ll explore common questions and concerns homeowners like you have regarding foundation problems and their repair.
Do you notice any of the following signs and symptoms throughout your home? If so, you’ve got a problematic foundation on your hands.
Click on the images to learn more about the cause of your foundation issue and our solutions.
Even after reading about typical foundation issues and how they start, you’re probably still questioning what’s in it for you with a repair project. There are a lot of ways you, your family, and your home will benefit from finally fixing those foundation problems. Here are just a few major advantages:
- Enhanced Safety and Structural Integrity
Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home in which to live and grow, but that can’t happen if the structure itself is in danger of collapsing. If you notice a crack in the wall but brush it off because you think you don’t have the time or money to deal with it, how will you feel after some time has passed and that crack has only continued to grow and the wall has started shifting? Instead of putting off repairs, have them checked out immediately and then fixed the right way the first time. You’ll not only be protecting your home, but the wellbeing of your family as well.
- Improved Real Estate Value
Whether you’re ready to sell your house soon or you plan to live in it for the foreseeable future, your home is going to be on the real estate market at some point and you need to make sure it is ready. While various factors can impact a home’s real estate/resale value, structural issues carry a lot of weight. Foundation problems can reduce your home’s resale value by 10 to 30 percent, and buyers could have problems getting a mortgage. When selling your home, you also must fill out a residential disclosure form and note any known past or current issues with the home’s structural integrity. Show home buyers you care about your house by having any problems fixed ahead of time.
Now that you’re armed with more foundation facts, do you feel motivated and ready to take back your home with needed repairs?
A lot of people weigh their options of foundation repair vs. foundation replacement. Foundation replacement is quite invasive and time-consuming and won’t actually get to the root of the problems. But various repair methods will permanently solve the issues, so you won’t have to worry about them again.
Something you need to first consider is who will be completing these projects. Foundation repair is quite a commitment, and you’re probably thinking about how you could save money by just doing it yourself. But, as handy as you may be, it is best that you leave the heavy lifting to professionals. This type of repair is a big deal, and a lot can happen if you try to DIY your way through it. Oftentimes, these DIY repairs don’t stand up to code or the test of time, and you’d have to spend more time and money to bring in a contractor to fix them. Have them fixed the right way the first time with a trusted company.
It can be intimidating to think about hiring a contractor. And undoubtedly, you’ve probably heard about others’ awful experiences of dealing with contractor mistakes and those who fail to follow through with promises and projects. But don’t let these troublesome tales completely influence your decision.
The best thing you can do is arm yourself with research and knowledge. Do your homework and find out as much about a company as you can before deciding who to hire. It’s important for you to feel comfortable with who you bring into your home, and to have confidence in the company’s ability. Check out reviews, ask for references, and turn to third-party resources like the Better Business Bureau for further information and customer input. Be sure to ask for contractor must-haves like licenses, insurance, certifications, and other pertinent documents.
The cost of repair is, without a doubt, one of the top concerns homeowners have when it comes to foundation problems. And that’s normal. Money is a big deal, and so is your home and its foundation. You want to make sure you are protecting it with the best solutions that also are cost-effective.
There is a lot to consider with foundation repair such as the extent of any damage, square footage, material needed, and labor. How these are addressed differs from company to company, so be sure to have a thorough conversation with your contractor about pricing and payment.
Plus, no two foundation problems are alike. Every home is different and requires its own unique repairs. That means that what may have worked for a friend or even your next-door neighbor might not be quite what your home needs.
To give you an idea, average home improvement spending is around $7,500, and most homeowners pay between $4,000 and $10,000 for foundation repairs. Some average foundation repair product prices are $1,000-$3,000+ per foundation pier, $500-$1,300+ for leveling/slab jacking, and $2,000-$6,000 for sealing/subfloor drainage. Read our “Budgeting For Foundation Repair” blog to learn more.
Check with your insurance carrier if you have questions about repair needs and insurance coverage, as all policies are different. Some policies may cover losses from fires, but many exclude coverage for issues such as foundation cracks or settling. But coverage may kick in if the foundation has been damaged from other problems like broken plumbing, for example. (Source: SF Gate)
Your home and your safety are important to us. That is why we only use the most reliable solutions to repair your foundation. Manufactured here in the United States, each product is carefully designed and tested by a team of structural and geotechnical engineers. All our systems also come with a long-term written warranty, giving you complete peace of mind.
Our strong wall reinforcement and piering solutions are made with galvanized steel to prevent rust, corrosion, and damage, and stand up to the toughest forces.
Here are the solutions we’ll use to address foundation problems in your home:
- Wall Repair and Reinforcement Systems – Wall cracks and movement can vary in severity and condition, so we offer a few different options to address these problems.
- Wall Anchors – Wall Anchors are the most effective method for permanently stabilizing walls in moderate to severe disrepair. They extend out to more stable soil well beyond your home’s foundation, providing an anchor point to brace the foundation wall. This stops inward movement and prevents wall failure. The anchors can be tightened over time to help move your foundation walls back toward their original positions.
- IntelliBrace ™Beams – IntelliBrace™ beams act the same way as wall anchors in stabilizing and helping straighten shifting walls. They are best to use when there is limited access available outside of the home for exterior wall repair.
- Carbon Fiber Supports – Durable Carbon Fiber supports firmly bond to the walls to stabilize them and hold them in their current positions. This prevents any further cracks or inward movement. Their low profile and smooth finish allow them to easily be concealed with paint or basement finishing materials. These supports are best used on walls with minimal to moderate cracking and movement.
- Foundation Piering Systems – We use heavy-duty piering solutions to properly tackle foundation settlement. These pier systems are installed deep into the ground and to more stable soil to permanently stabilize the home and help lift it back to its original position.
- Push Piers – Push Piers are the commonly used piering solution for most foundation settlement applications. These piers are hydraulically driven through a bracket attached to the foundation footing and down to bedrock or stable soil.
- Helical Piers – Helical Piers act the same and are installed almost the same way, except they are manually advanced or screwed into the ground. These round shaft helicals do not bend like their square shaft counterparts. These piers typically are used in specialty foundation settlement applications and for very light structures like porches.
- Slab Piers – Slab Piers can be installed the same way as Push Piers and Helical Piers. They are used to stabilize your concrete slab foundation and help lift your home back toward its original position.
- Crawl Space Supports – IntelliJacks™ are used to stabilize and help lift sagging floors and floor joists above your basement or crawl space. At five times the strength of builder’s grade support jacks, IntelliJacks™ are engineered to transfer your home’s weight onto stable soils and stop settling.
Why is Foundation Repair Needed?
Foundation repair can be a huge benefit in so many ways. Here are just a few of them:
Improved Structural Integrity
Your home relies on the strength and stability of your foundation. If something is wrong with the foundation, the rest of your home will suffer. With a reliable foundation repair solution in place to protect your home, the overall structural integrity will be enhanced.
Ensured Personal Safety
If your home has severe cracks, bowing, heaving, or unevenness, the stability is negatively affected and in turn impacts the safety of your living environment. A significantly bowing wall, for example, could collapse and bring some of your home down with it. But a structurally stable, protected home is a safe home.
Enhanced Curb Appeal and Value
A house with cracks, uneven floors, and other foundation problems also looks unappealing. When selling your home, this can be an instant turnoff to prospective buyers who typically want homes with little to no problems or projects to take on. But a properly repaired and stabilized home inspires confidence in buyers and can also increase the value of your home.
Common Foundation Repair Tips & Mistakes
We have come across a lot of interesting theories and “fixes” for foundation repair during our years in the industry. That’s why we want to urge you to follow these tips and avoid these mistakes when it comes to the care and upkeep of your foundation.
Helpful Tips About Foundation Repair to Consider:
- Monitor Concrete Issues: While they are not always related, problems with your exterior concrete sidewalks, driveway, and patio also could signal foundation problems. Especially since the root cause of most concrete and foundation issues stems from the soil underneath, it’s a good idea to check around your property for cracking, sinking, uneven concrete slabs.
- Maintain Vigilance and Awareness: Your home can showcase signs of foundation damage in a variety of forms including wall cracks, drywall nail pops, uneven floors, sticking windows and doors, and more. It’s important to keep an eye out for any new signs you notice and have them repaired right away before they have a chance to advance to severe damage.
- Contact Professionals for Assistance: It can be difficult to differentiate between various forms of foundation and other types of damage. You don’t have to go through it alone. Our friendly staff of professionals can help properly diagnose what’s going on with your home and how to best fix it with the right solutions.
Foundation Repair Mistakes to Avoid:
- Putting Foundation Repairs on the Back Burner: Many homeowners take an “out of sight, out of mind” approach to foundation issues. The problem still exists even if you don’t see it. A cracked or bowing foundation will continue shifting even if it’s covered up. This also means that foundation issues can be hiding behind things like drywall and furniture. Similarly, some homeowners choose to monitor a problem until something changes. By just waiting it out, the foundation could shift and change the type of solution needed to fix it. This can result in a more costly repair.
- Bracing a Wall with Wood or Installing Another Wall: Nailing boards to a wall will not prevent further shifting. Wood is not strong enough to hold the weight of a foundation. Similarly, using wooden beams or metal pipes placed at 45-degree angles also are not strong enough, and they are extremely intrusive. Additionally, putting another wall in front of a bowing wall will not solve anything. The original wall will continue shifting and potentially push on the new wall as well. A new wall in front also will not support the rest of the home’s foundation.
- Installing Other DIY Solutions: Just as the above installations are not effective permanent solutions, so are the majority of other DIY fixes. Your foundation can be both delicate and dangerous to handle, and it has its own unique challenges. The best thing you can do for your home and its foundation is to contact experts like our team at Innovative Basement Authority for help. We offer free inspections so our team can pinpoint the cause of the problems and recommend the solutions best suited to its repair needs.
Find your service area
Bismarck, ND
Cold conditions in Bismarck create a challenging environment for your foundation, but working with Innovative Basement Authority allows you to protect your home with world-class solutions.
Fargo, ND
Unstable home foundations and wet basements are common in Fargo, but Innovative Basement Authority has the best solutions to combat these problems and keep your home permanently stabilized, dry, and safe for your family.
Grand Forks, ND
Snowy winters and hot, humid summers are all too common for Grand Forks homeowners. These conditions, plus the area's soil, put your home at risk.
Minot, ND
Minot receives a lot of snow every year and a moderate amount of rainfall. While local soils are well-draining, surface runoff can be a problem for your home’s foundation. IBA has solutions designed to keep your home protected from moisture.
Saint Cloud, MN
Water damage and foundation issues can happen in Saint Cloud homes, especially after heavy rains and snowmelt. Innovative Basement Authority will help your home weather the storm and stay permanently dry with our trusted repair solutions.
Sioux Falls, SD
Foundation damage and water intrusion plague many Sioux Falls homes because of the area’s precipitation and unstable soils. Keep your home protected with reliable repair solutions only available from Innovative Basement Authority.
Duluth, MN
As you know, living in Duluth brings freezing, snowy, and windy winters. This causes problems for your foundation that extend through the seasons but working with Innovative Basement Authority provides you with world-class foundation solutions.
Minneapolis, MN
Heavy winter snow and summer rain in Minneapolis can lead to basement water intrusion and foundation damage. Innovative Basement Authority will ensure your home can weather the storm with our trusted repair solutions.
Rochester, MN
Located in Southeast Minnesota, Rochester receives heavy rainfall and bouts of flooding. Without proper protection, these weather conditions put your home’s foundation at risk. But IBA has industry-leading solutions designed to withstand Rochester’s wet environment.
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In Albert Lea, concrete surfaces are often affected by soil instability due to factors such as flooding, poor drainage, and the freeze-thaw cycle common in this region. This can lead to concrete slabs sinking or cracking, creating tripping hazards and unsightly surfaces. Innovative Basement Authority offers PolyRenewal, an advanced polyurethane solution that effectively lifts and […]
Concrete Lifting in Champlin, MN
In Champlin, the concrete surfaces around your home—including driveways, sidewalks, and patios—can suffer from settling or cracking due to the region’s loamy soil composition. This soil type, which contains varying amounts of silt, clay, and sand, is influenced by the area’s annual precipitation of 32 inches and significant snowfall during winter. As moisture levels fluctuate, […]
Concrete Lifting in Aitkin, MN
In Aitkin, concrete surfaces can suffer from issues like sinking and cracking due to soil erosion and the freeze-thaw cycle. Our expansive clay and sandy soils can shift over time, leading to uneven concrete pathways, driveways, and patios. To address these problems, IBA employs a state-of-the-art polyurethane solution called PolyRenewal. This innovative method provides a […]
Concrete Lifting in Williston, ND
In Williston, where clay and sandy soil composition can lead to issues like settlement and washout, concrete lifting is essential for maintaining a safe and aesthetically pleasing property. The freeze-thaw cycle, common in the area, can exacerbate these problems, resulting in cracked and uneven concrete surfaces. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal method provides a clean and efficient […]
Concrete Lifting in Dickinson, ND
In Dickinson, concrete structures such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios can suffer from settling and uneven surfaces due to the region’s challenging soil conditions. Factors like soil washout, compaction issues, and freeze-thaw cycles contribute to the sinking and cracking of concrete. To address these problems, Innovative Basement Authority offers a state-of-the-art polyurethane lifting solution known […]
Concrete Lifting in Minnetonka, MN
Concrete lifting is a vital service for homeowners in Minnetonka, where fluctuating moisture levels in the loamy soil can lead to uneven surfaces around your property. The area receives around 34 inches of rain annually, alongside significant snowfall during winter, which can cause soil erosion or shrinkage, ultimately resulting in cracked and uneven concrete slabs. […]
Concrete Lifting in Chaska, MN
Concrete surfaces in Chaska can suffer from issues like sinking and cracking due to the area’s clay soil, which can expand and contract with moisture levels. This instability often results in uneven concrete slabs, which pose safety hazards and can detract from your property’s aesthetics. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal system provides a clean and efficient solution […]
Concrete Lifting in Aberdeen, SD
Concrete lifting is essential for maintaining the integrity of your surfaces in Aberdeen, where the clay soil can lead to instability. Soil washout and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles can cause concrete to sink or crack, creating uneven surfaces around your property. IBA’s innovative lifting method, PolyRenewal, utilizes a fast-setting polyurethane formula to raise and stabilize sunken […]
Concrete Lifting in Faribault, MN
In Faribault, concrete surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and patios can suffer from unevenness and cracking due to the region’s loamy soil, which reacts variably to moisture. With approximately 31 inches of annual rainfall, the soil can become saturated, causing concrete slabs to sink or shift. This can create tripping hazards and diminish your property’s curb […]
Concrete Lifting in Hopkins, MN
Concrete structures in Hopkins, such as driveways and patios, can suffer from sinking and cracking due to the region’s clay soil, which can shift and wash out under weight. Seasonal freeze-thaw cycles can exacerbate these issues, leading to uneven surfaces that may pose safety hazards. Innovative Basement Authority’s PolyRenewal solution offers an effective and clean […]
Concrete Lifting in Hayward, WI
Concrete surfaces in Hayward can suffer from issues such as sinking and cracking, primarily due to the area’s expansive clay soils. These soils can shift and wash away, especially with the freeze-thaw cycles that occur throughout the year. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal concrete lifting system effectively addresses these issues, providing a durable and waterproof solution that […]
Concrete Lifting in Detroit Lakes, MN
Concrete surfaces around your home in Detroit Lakes, MN, such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can become uneven over time due to various environmental factors. The sandy soil in the area, combined with an average of 30 inches of annual precipitation, can lead to erosion or soil compaction, causing concrete slabs to settle or crack. […]
Concrete Lifting in Watertown, SD
Concrete surfaces in Watertown can suffer from issues such as sinking and cracking, often due to soil instability caused by the local freeze-thaw cycle and precipitation. The soil beneath concrete slabs can wash out or become poorly compacted, leading to uneven surfaces. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal polyurethane solution provides an effective method for lifting and stabilizing […]
Concrete Lifting in Circle Pines, MN
In Circle Pines, MN, concrete surfaces can suffer from sinking and cracking due to unstable soil conditions, often exacerbated by heavy rains and freeze-thaw cycles. The clay soil in this region can wash away, leading to uneven concrete that poses safety hazards and detracts from your property’s curb appeal. IBA offers a revolutionary concrete lifting […]
Concrete Lifting in Savage, MN
In Savage, concrete surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and patios can suffer from shifting and sinking due to the underlying soil composition. The area experiences about 32 inches of annual rainfall and significant seasonal changes, causing the loamy and clay soils to expand and contract. This dynamic can lead to cracks and uneven surfaces, creating tripping […]
Concrete Lifting in West Fargo, ND
Concrete surfaces in West Fargo can experience damage due to the area’s freeze-thaw cycles and soil instability. These factors can lead to uneven or sunken concrete, which poses safety hazards and detracts from your property’s appearance. Innovative Basement Authority (IBA) employs a state-of-the-art polyurethane formula known as PolyRenewal for lifting concrete slabs. This effective method […]
Concrete Lifting in Hastings, MN
In Hastings, concrete surfaces can become compromised due to unstable soil conditions resulting from heavy rainfall and the freeze-thaw cycle common in the area. When the underlying soil washes away or shifts, it can cause concrete slabs to sink, creating uneven surfaces and cracks. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal concrete lifting solution effectively addresses these issues by […]
Concrete Lifting in Rosemount, MN
Concrete surfaces in Rosemount can suffer from sinking and cracking due to the unique challenges posed by the local soil and weather conditions. With an average annual precipitation of around 31 inches and the potential for soil washout, concrete slabs often lose their support. This can lead to uneven walkways, driveways, and patios that not […]
Concrete Lifting in Mandan, ND
In Mandan, concrete surfaces can suffer from instability due to factors such as soil washout and the freeze-thaw cycle, which are common in areas with significant annual rainfall. These issues can result in sunken or uneven concrete slabs, creating tripping hazards and aesthetic concerns. Innovative Basement Authority (IBA) provides effective concrete lifting solutions using our […]
Concrete Lifting in Alexandria, MN
Concrete surfaces in Alexandria may experience sinking or cracking due to the region’s clay soils, which can shift and settle over time. This instability is often exacerbated by water erosion, freeze-thaw cycles, and poor soil compaction. Whether it’s your driveway, patio, or sidewalk, uneven concrete can pose safety hazards and diminish your property’s curb appeal. […]
Concrete Lifting in Winona, MN
In Winona, fluctuating soil conditions and seasonal weather changes can lead to concrete settling and cracking. The area’s clay-rich soil can wash out during heavy rains, leaving concrete surfaces such as driveways and sidewalks uneven and sunken. To address these issues, Innovative Basement Authority offers effective concrete lifting solutions using our PolyRenewal polyurethane formula. This […]
Concrete Lifting in Prior Lake, MN
In Prior Lake, the durability of your concrete surfaces, such as driveways and sidewalks, can be compromised by the loamy soil and its reaction to the area’s average annual rainfall of approximately 32 inches. This fluctuation in moisture can cause soil erosion and settling, leading to uneven concrete that poses tripping hazards. Traditional methods like […]
Concrete Lifting in Maple Grove, MN
Concrete surfaces around your Maple Grove home, such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can suffer from damage due to environmental factors and soil movement. The clay soil in the area, combined with the average 32 inches of annual rainfall and significant seasonal changes, can cause concrete to crack and settle unevenly. Traditional mudjacking methods for […]
Concrete Lifting in Osseo, MN
In Osseo, concrete surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios are susceptible to damage from the area’s soil conditions and moisture levels. The loamy soil prevalent in the region, combined with an average annual rainfall of about 32 inches, can cause soil erosion and settling, leading to uneven concrete slabs. These issues create tripping hazards […]
Concrete Lifting in Shakopee, MN
Concrete surfaces, such as driveways and sidewalks, are essential to your Shakopee home but can suffer from damage due to the unique soil composition in the area. The loamy soil, which contains varying amounts of silt, clay, and sand, is susceptible to changes from the 32 inches of annual rainfall and other environmental factors. This […]
Concrete Lifting in Austin, MN
Concrete surfaces in Austin can be susceptible to settling and cracking due to the clay soils that can compress and shift over time. Factors such as moisture infiltration, freeze-thaw cycles, and poor soil compaction can lead to uneven concrete, creating tripping hazards and aesthetic issues. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal system effectively lifts and stabilizes sunken concrete […]
Concrete Lifting in Superior, WI
In Superior, WI, concrete surfaces can become damaged due to several factors, including soil washout, flooding, and the freeze-thaw cycle. The expansive clay soil can lead to instability beneath concrete slabs, resulting in issues such as sunken and uneven surfaces. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal system provides an effective and less invasive solution for lifting and stabilizing […]
Concrete Lifting in Owatonna, MN
In Owatonna, the stability of concrete surfaces can be compromised by soil washout due to significant rainfall and flooding, as well as the freeze-thaw cycle that affects the region. This can result in uneven, cracked, and sunken concrete areas around your property. To address these issues, IBA utilizes an innovative polyurethane lifting solution known as […]
Concrete Lifting in Farmington, MN
Concrete surfaces around your Farmington property, including driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can experience settling and cracking due to the area’s unique soil conditions. The loamy soil rich in silt and clay, combined with an average of 30 inches of annual rainfall, can result in erosion or shifting that affects the integrity of your concrete. When […]
Concrete Lifting in Hudson, WI
Concrete surfaces in Hudson, including driveways and sidewalks, are susceptible to damage from environmental factors and shifting soil. The area’s loamy soil, combined with 32 inches of annual rainfall, can lead to erosion or heaving, while dry periods can cause soil shrinkage and create voids beneath concrete slabs. These conditions can result in cracks and […]
Concrete Lifting in Anoka, MN
Concrete surfaces in Anoka can be affected by various factors, such as soil washout or the freeze-thaw cycle, especially given the average annual precipitation of about 30 inches. These conditions can lead to sunken, uneven, or cracked concrete, which not only detracts from your property’s appearance but can also pose safety hazards. Innovative Basement Authority’s […]
Concrete Lifting in Brainerd, MN
Concrete surfaces around your Brainerd home, such as driveways and sidewalks, can become uneven due to the area’s sandy loam soil, which is susceptible to shifting. With an average of 30 inches of annual precipitation, the soil can wash away or expand and contract, leading to cracks and trip hazards on your concrete slabs. Traditional […]
Concrete Lifting in Burnsville, MN
Concrete surfaces around your home in Burnsville, such as driveways and sidewalks, are susceptible to damage due to the area’s loamy soil composition and environmental factors. The soil can expand and contract with the 32 inches of annual rainfall and 52 inches of snowfall, causing concrete to crack and settle unevenly. Traditional mudjacking methods are […]
Concrete Lifting in Stillwater, MN
Concrete surfaces in Stillwater, including driveways, sidewalks, and patios, can suffer from damage due to the area’s soil conditions and environmental factors. The local soil, which consists of clay, silt, and sand, responds variably to moisture levels influenced by the 34 inches of annual precipitation. This fluctuation can lead to soil erosion or shrinkage, causing […]
Concrete Lifting in Grand Forks, ND
Concrete surfaces in Grand Forks can suffer from instability due to soil washout, flooding, and the freeze-thaw cycle common in the region. These conditions can lead to cracking, sinking, and uneven slabs, which not only detract from the aesthetic of your property but can also pose safety hazards. IBA’s PolyRenewal technique provides an advanced solution […]
Concrete Lifting in Elk River, MN
Concrete lifting is an essential service for Elk River homeowners, especially given the region’s clay soils that can shift due to moisture variations. This soil instability, combined with the freeze-thaw cycle typical in Minnesota, often leads to uneven and sunken concrete surfaces around properties. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal technique offers an effective solution to restore your […]
Concrete Lifting in Bemidji, MN
Concrete surfaces in Bemidji can become uneven and cracked due to the expansive clay soil that can shift and wash out, especially during the freeze-thaw cycles common to the region. This instability can lead to hazardous conditions on driveways, walkways, and patios. Fortunately, IBA offers a superior concrete lifting method using our PolyRenewal polyurethane formula, […]
Concrete Lifting in Cottage Grove, MN
In Cottage Grove, the concrete surfaces around your home, such as driveways and sidewalks, can suffer from unevenness due to the area’s clay-rich soil, which is vulnerable to moisture fluctuations. The approximately 32 inches of annual rainfall, along with winter snowfall, can cause soil erosion or shrinkage, leading to sunken concrete slabs. This not only […]
Concrete Lifting in Chippewa Falls, WI
Concrete lifting is a crucial service for homeowners in Chippewa Falls, where the combination of loamy soil and approximately 32 inches of rainfall each year can lead to uneven surfaces. Water saturation can cause soil to wash away or heave, leading to cracks and uneven slabs on driveways, sidewalks, and patios. Innovative Basement Authority utilizes […]
Concrete Lifting in Moorhead, MN
Concrete surfaces in Moorhead, including driveways and sidewalks, can suffer from settling and unevenness due to the region’s variable soil composition and weather patterns. The loamy soil, influenced by around 30 inches of annual precipitation and seasonal snowfall, can wash away or compact over time, leading to sinking concrete. Traditional mudjacking methods have been used […]
Concrete Lifting in Duluth, MN
Much like a foundation, concrete rests directly on the soil which it depends upon for support. In Duluth, this often takes the form of soil washout, but other causes include poorly compacted soil, and the freeze-thaw cycle. No matter the cause, concrete damage shows up as sunken, uneven, and cracked sections. Lifting concrete is easy […]
Concrete Lifting in Rochester, MN
In Rochester, fluctuating weather conditions and clay soil can lead to concrete settling and uneven surfaces. Factors such as soil washout and freeze-thaw cycles contribute to cracks and sunken concrete, which can be both unsightly and hazardous. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal concrete lifting solution provides a quick and effective way to restore your concrete surfaces, creating […]
Concrete Lifting in Bismarck, ND
Concrete surfaces around your Bismarck home, such as driveways and sidewalks, can suffer from damage due to the area’s soil conditions. The clay-rich soil responds variably to the 18 inches of annual rainfall, which can lead to erosion and settlement issues. When moisture saturates the soil, it can wash away support for concrete slabs, causing […]
Concrete Lifting in Fargo, ND
Concrete lifting is a vital service in Fargo, where the freeze-thaw cycle and soil conditions can lead to uneven and sunken concrete surfaces. The clay soil prevalent in the area can wash away or become compacted, causing concrete slabs to settle and crack. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal system effectively addresses these issues by lifting and stabilizing […]
Concrete Lifting in Eau Claire, WI
In Eau Claire, concrete surfaces face challenges from the region’s clay-rich soil and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles, which can lead to soil erosion and instability. This often results in sunken, cracked, or uneven concrete slabs around homes and commercial properties. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal polyurethane formula offers an efficient and less intrusive solution for lifting and stabilizing […]
Concrete Lifting in Saint Cloud, MN
Concrete surfaces in Saint Cloud can suffer from issues like sinking and cracking, often due to the region’s freeze-thaw cycles and soil instability. The local soil conditions, combined with heavy precipitation, can lead to washout and erosion under concrete slabs, making them uneven. To resolve these issues, Innovative Basement Authority employs an advanced polyurethane solution […]
Concrete Lifting in La Crosse, WI
Concrete surfaces in La Crosse can become compromised due to the region’s clay soils and the freeze-thaw cycles typical of Wisconsin winters. These conditions can lead to soil washout and settling, resulting in uneven and cracked concrete slabs. With an average annual precipitation of about 30 inches, moisture can exacerbate these issues. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal […]
Concrete Lifting in Andover, MN
Concrete surfaces in Andover can suffer from instability due to soil washout, flooding, and the freeze-thaw cycle, which can lead to uneven and cracked concrete. In this area, where the soil often becomes saturated, it is essential to address any concrete damage promptly. Innovative Basement Authority utilizes a polyurethane formula known as PolyRenewal for effective […]
Concrete Lifting in Lakeville, MN
Concrete surfaces around your Lakeville property, such as driveways and sidewalks, can suffer from settling and cracking due to the area’s soil dynamics. The loamy soil, which has varying amounts of silt and clay, can become saturated with the 32 inches of annual rainfall, causing it to wash away or shift. This shifting can result […]
Concrete Lifting in Mankato, MN
Concrete surfaces in Mankato can face challenges due to the region’s clay soils and the freeze-thaw cycle, which can cause soil washout and result in sunken or cracked concrete. Uneven concrete not only detracts from your property’s appearance but can also create tripping hazards. IBA’s innovative PolyRenewal system offers an effective and less invasive solution […]
Concrete Lifting in Eden Prairie, MN
In Eden Prairie, the stability of concrete is directly influenced by the underlying soil conditions. The region’s soil can suffer from washout and flooding, alongside challenges posed by the freeze-thaw cycle, leading to issues like sunken and cracked concrete slabs. Innovative Basement Authority provides an effective solution through our advanced PolyRenewal polyurethane formula, which lifts […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Princeton, MN
Crawl spaces in Princeton, MN, are particularly vulnerable to moisture-related issues due to the region’s average annual precipitation of around 30 inches. The local soil, often a silty loam, retains water, creating an environment ripe for mold, wood damage, and rising energy costs. To combat these risks, IBA provides comprehensive crawl space encapsulation services that […]
Concrete Lifting in Minot, ND
Concrete surfaces around your Minot home, including driveways and sidewalks, can become uneven over time due to the varying soil conditions in the area. The clay-rich soils in Minot are particularly susceptible to moisture fluctuations, which can lead to erosion and settling. With an average annual precipitation of about 19 inches, the soil can either […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Chanhassen, MN
In Chanhassen, the humid continental climate, characterized by cold winters and warm summers, can pose significant challenges for homeowners with crawl spaces. With an average of 32 inches of rainfall and 52 inches of snowfall each year, moisture can accumulate in crawl spaces, leading to problems like mold growth, sagging floors, and pest infestations. To […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Sparta, WI
Crawl spaces in Sparta are susceptible to flooding and moisture accumulation due to the region’s silty soils, which retain water after heavy rains. This excess moisture can lead to serious issues such as mold growth, wood damage, and increased energy costs. Innovative Basement Authority offers effective crawl space encapsulation solutions, including vapor barriers, drainage systems, […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Northfield, MN
In Northfield, the humid continental climate, characterized by cold winters and warm summers, poses significant risks to crawl spaces. With an average annual precipitation of 32 inches and 52 inches of snow, many homes with crawl spaces may experience issues like moisture buildup, mold growth, and pest infestations. Open vents and exposed dirt floors can […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Monticello, MN
Monticello’s humid continental climate, characterized by cold winters and warm summers, can lead to significant challenges for crawl spaces beneath homes. The area receives an average of 31 inches of rainfall yearly, contributing to moisture buildup that can cause sagging floors, mold growth, and pest infestations. Homes with crawl spaces are particularly vulnerable to these […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Wayzata, MN
Wayzata experiences a humid continental climate with harsh winters and warm summers, contributing to potential crawl space issues in homes. With an average annual precipitation of about 32 inches and significant snowfall, moisture can easily accumulate in crawl spaces, leading to problems such as mold growth, sagging floors, and pest infestations. Innovative Basement Authority provides […]