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Before and After

Brick before 2.1
Brick-After 2.1
expansion before
expansion after
fireplace before
fireplace after
before
after
red brick before
red brick after
Retaining
Drain Construction
Finished drain
sheetrock before
sheetrock after
window before
window after
Retaining-After

Signs That Might Mean You Have a Foundation Problem

There are many signs that may indicate a possible foundation problem. Those signs include, but are not limited to, brick mortar cracks, sheetrock cracks, doors out of square, excessive floor slope, etc. Usually, there are more than one of these signs present when there is a foundation problem.

door separation
Extreme Crack
sheetrock crack
tile crack
Window seperation with mortar 2
brick crack
Sheetrock Crack 3
Freize-board

Items That Are Mistaken for Signs of Foundation Issues

Additionally, there are some items that are incorrectly assumed to be a sign of foundation problems. Corner spalling is an example of that. Also, a crack in a single brick or nail pops by themselves. Those are just cosmetic issues and don’t indicate a need for foundation repairs.

Weep hole
nail pop
mortar straight line 2
curing concrete
quoined corners 2.1
Expansion joint 2.1
scaling 2
Post-Tension

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