How Damaged is Your Foundation?
If you discover problem signs around your home indicative of foundation problems, addressing them right away is the difference between having a stable home and an unstable one.
It can also be the difference between paying a tidy investment now and an unpayable amount the next time it rains. Foundation repair by a professional team of local experts can solve the underlying problems before it’s too late.
Does Your Home Have Foundation Damage?
Deciphering whether you have a problem in the first place shouldn’t be complicated and shouldn’t cost you a penny. That’s where we come in.
Groundworks is the nation’s leading foundation repair company with affordable financing options to fit your budget, and we’ve designed a quick and easy quiz to determine your foundation’s damage level.
To provide the most accurate assessment, you only need to answer a few questions about foundation symptoms you might be experiencing.
Once completed, you’ll get an estimation of your home’s foundation condition, which will help you make informed decisions about the next steps.
Take the quiz by clicking the “start quiz” link below.
Identifying and Solving Common Issues in Your Home
Groundworks has seen and repaired it all. Working in 33 of 50 states, we have proven basement waterproofing, crawl space repair, and foundation repair for your area.
Read on to learn more about common problem signs for each foundation type:
Crawl Space
Crawl space problems can significantly impact your entire home, affecting everything from structural integrity to indoor air quality.
When issues arise in your crawl space—such as excess moisture, mold growth, or pest infestations—they can spread to other areas, leading to wood rot, weakened support beams, and even damage to your home’s foundation.
Additionally, because up to 50% of the air in your home can flow up from the crawl space, any dampness or mold present there can lead to poor indoor air quality, triggering allergies and respiratory issues. Over time, these conditions can increase energy bills due to poor insulation, reduce the overall comfort of your living space, and decrease your home’s value, making it essential to address crawl space concerns promptly.
Crawl Space Red Flags
- Water
- Mold
- Sagging Floors
- Musty Smells
Basement
Wet basement problems can significantly impact your home’s structural integrity and livability. Persistent moisture can weaken the foundation, promote mold growth, and compromise indoor air quality, posing health risks.
Increased humidity can lead to discomfort and higher energy bills, as well as reduce your home’s resale value. Addressing these issues promptly is crucial to maintaining a safe and comfortable living space.
Foundation
Foundation problems can undermine your home’s stability, safety, and value.
Moisture can weaken the structure, causing cracks, uneven floors, and potential structural damage. It also increases the risk of water infiltration, mold growth, and poor indoor air quality, which can affect your family’s health and lower your home’s market value. Addressing foundation issues promptly is crucial to maintaining a safe and valuable property.
Common Foundation Red Flags
- Stuck Windows & Doors
- Uneven Floors
- Drywall Cracks
- Bowed Basement Walls
- Gaps Between Floors & Walls
Groundworks: Trusted Foundation Repair Experts
Groundworks is the nation’s leading and fastest-growing foundation and water management solutions company.
Groundworks Companies provide residential foundation and water management solutions, including foundation repair, basement waterproofing, crawl space repair and encapsulation, plumbing, gutters installation, and concrete lifting services.
Since inception, our combined brands have helped nearly 1.5 million homeowners protect and repair their most valuable asset, their home.
We’re here to help. Call or schedule your free, no-obligation inspection today.
Foundation Damage FAQs
Yes, foundation issues can significantly decrease your home’s value and make it difficult to sell. Proper repair can restore value and ensure structural integrity.
Yes, areas with expansive clay soils, high water tables, or poor drainage systems are more prone to foundation settlement issues.
Regular maintenance, proper drainage, and monitoring for early signs of trouble can help prevent many common foundation issues.