HomeStrong

Your home’s foundation settles over time, but when walls bow, floors slope, or cracks appear, it’s time to act. At HomeStrong, we specialize in diagnosing and correcting all types of foundation issues in HomeStrong homes. Our proven methods include installing heavy-duty foundation piers to lift and stabilize settled areas, wall stabilization systems to stop bowing walls from moving further, and floor supports for sagging subfloors. We also fill cracks with structural epoxy and restore wall integ...

Wet basements lead to mold, poor air quality, and structural damage. HomeStrong provides comprehensive basement waterproofing solutions tailored to HomeStrong homes. We start by identifying how water enters—through wall cracks, floor joints, or hydrostatic pressure pushing water up from below. Our solutions include installing interior and exterior drainage systems that channel water away from your foundation, sump pumps to actively remove accumulated water, and basement dehumidification to contr...

Your crawl space affects your entire home—from air quality to floor stability. HomeStrong offers full crawl space repair and encapsulation services for HomeStrong homeowners. Common problems include standing water, musty odors, sagging floors, poor insulation, and mold growth. Our solutions start with a thorough inspection to assess moisture levels, structural supports, and insulation condition. We then provide crawl space encapsulation: sealing the entire area with a heavy-duty vapor barrier, c...

When a foundation starts to settle, the signs show up fast: sticking doors, widening window gaps, and floors that no longer feel level. We inspect the whole structure to find the source of the movement, then recommend a fix that addresses it directly. Depending on the problem, that can mean foundation piers to lift and stabilize settled areas, wall stabilization to stop bowing walls from moving further, or structural epoxy for cracks. Our family-owned crew explains what is happening beneath your...

Water gets into basements in a few predictable ways: through wall cracks, along floor joints, or when hydrostatic pressure pushes it up from below. We start by working out which of these is the culprit at your property. From there we might install interior or exterior drainage to carry water away from the foundation, add a sump pump to clear what collects, or set up dehumidification to bring moisture and air quality under control. Basement walls can also be sealed with a coating that blocks wate...

A crawl space shapes a lot of what goes on upstairs, from musty air to floors that feel soft or slope. Our repairs begin with an inspection of moisture, supports, and insulation. Crawl space encapsulation seals the area with a heavy vapor barrier, closes vents, and adds insulation so the space stays dry. Where floors above are sagging, we add supports. Standing water is removed through drains and sump pumps, and dehumidifiers keep humidity in check. In some cases we dig out the crawl space to ad...

Cracked, crumbling, or uneven concrete can be a trip hazard and a sign of deeper trouble underneath. We assess the slab or surface to determine whether it needs patching, leveling, or more extensive work. For slabs that have sunk or tilted, foam lifting is often a clean, minimally invasive option that raises the concrete back into place. Cracks can be filled to keep water from getting beneath the surface and causing further movement. Every job begins with a clear explanation of what is wrong and...

An egress window gives a basement a second way out in an emergency and brings in far more natural light than a standard small window. Installation involves opening the foundation wall, setting the window well and frame, and making sure the opening meets the size needed for safe exit. We handle the excavation, structural work, and sealing so the new window stays dry and secure. Once the work is complete, the room is safer and feels considerably more inviting. Contact us to talk through the option...

Foundation piers are one of the most reliable ways to stabilize a home that has begun to settle. We install heavy-duty piers that transfer the load of the structure down to firmer soil, lifting and holding sections that have dropped. Before any piers go in, we inspect the area to confirm the cause of the settling and to choose the right spacing and depth. Our family-owned team takes the time to walk you through the plan and what it will do for your home. The result is a foundation that stays lev...

Walls that bow inward are usually a sign of pressure from the soil outside, and the problem tends to get worse over time if left alone. We evaluate how far the wall has moved and what is pushing on it before choosing a fix. Wall stabilization systems can stop further movement, and in many cases we can restore the wall's position and integrity with professional wall restoration. Acting early keeps repairs simpler and less costly. We will explain each option so you understand what is needed to kee...

A floor that slopes or feels bouncy often points to settling in the foundation or sagging supports below. We start by finding where the floor is losing support so we can address the true cause instead of just the surface. Depending on the situation, we may add floor supports or sub-floor reinforcement, or correct the foundation beneath the affected area. The goal is a floor that is level and solid under foot. We take the time to explain what we find and what the fix will involve, so you know the...