Foundation and basement services across the Kansas City metro

Every repair here starts from the same free inspection. The cards below explain what each one is for, so you know what we are talking about when we write up the scope.

Two foundation workers seen from behind carrying tool bags and a level up the driveway of a brick ranch in autumn

Diagonal crack running down from a basement window in a poured concrete wall, with white injection ports set along it under gray sealing paste

Foundation crack repair

Polyurethane and epoxy injection for poured walls, and the right answer for block walls that crack in steps.

Excavation beside a brick ranch house showing a steel push pier bracket under the footing and the galvanized pier pipe driven into brown clay

Steel push piers and helical piers

For corners and walls that are settling: piers carry the load down past the clay that keeps moving.

Concrete block basement wall bowing inward along a horizontal mortar crack, white efflorescence below it and a level showing the gap

Bowing basement walls

Carbon fiber straps, wall anchors and steel braces, chosen by how far the wall has moved.

Excavation along a brick home's poured foundation, the wall coated in black membrane with dimpled drainage board and a drain pipe in gravel at the footing

Basement waterproofing

Interior perimeter drains, exterior membranes and the sump that ties them together.

French drain trench across a sloped Kansas City backyard, lined with filter fabric, perforated pipe on washed gravel

French drains

Gravel-and-pipe drains inside the basement or across the yard, sloped to carry water away.

New sump pump in a black basin cut into a basement floor, PVC discharge pipe and check valve rising from it, fresh concrete around the rim

Sump pumps and battery backups

New pits, replacement pumps, check valves and discharge lines that end well away from the house.

Crawl space sealed with heavy white vapor barrier across the ground and up the block walls, seams taped

Crawl space repair

Vapor barriers, full encapsulation, dehumidifiers and steel support jacks under sagging floors.

Front concrete step and walk that sank and tilted toward a bungalow's brick foundation, a worker drilling lifting holes from behind

Sunken slab lifting

Polyurethane foam lifts porches, steps, walks and garage aprons that dropped toward the house.

Laser level on a tripod throwing a red line across a block basement wall, a clipboard and tape measure on a bucket

Foundation inspection

A free measured inspection with a written summary, for owners, buyers and sellers.

Narrow excavation behind safety fence along a two-story red brick commercial building, a small excavator and pier pipe nearby

Commercial foundation repair

Piers, slab lifting and drainage for small commercial buildings, planned around business hours.

Not sure which one you need? Most people aren't. Pick "Not sure yet" on the inspection form or call (816) 623-4795, and describe what you see. That is enough for us to plan the visit.