Foundation repair and waterproofing in Orléans
Orléans has a lot of Leda clay underfoot and a big stock of 1970s and 1980s homes in Convent Glen, Queenswood Heights and Fallingbrook. Older weeping tile there is often clogged or collapsed.
Exterior membranes and new weeping tile are common jobs here, along with crack injection in the newer Avalon and Chapel Hill builds.
All services
Crack injection (epoxy and polyurethane)
Seal a leaking or hairline foundation crack from inside, usually in half a day, with no digging.
Exterior waterproofing and membrane
Excavate to the footing, repair and seal the wall, and install a membrane and new weeping tile.
Interior drainage and sump pit
An interior perimeter drain that collects water at the footing and sends it to a sump pump.
Structural crack assessment
A look at cracks that are wide, stepped, horizontal or growing, and a clear next step.
Weeping tile replacement
Replacing the collapsed, silted or root-blocked footing drain that was supposed to be carrying groundwater away from your foundation.
Parging and foundation surface repair
Repairing and recoating the exposed skim of mortar on the outside of your foundation, which protects the wall and tells you honestly how the concrete beneath is doing.
Ready to discuss your project?
Ask about assessment fees and a written quote. Include the crack location and signs of moisture when you get in touch.