Foundation and waterproofing service in Huber Heights, OH

Huber Heights was built out block by block on the clay northeast of Dayton, and those foundations face the same lateral pressure the rest of the valley does. Clay swells against a basement wall when it rains and pulls away when it dries, and that back and forth is what bows a wall or cracks it. Meanwhile the water table sits high enough that seepage comes through cracks and the cove joint after the ground has been soaked.

From inside the basement a moving wall and a leaking one can be hard to tell apart, which is exactly the question we answer first in Huber Heights. We measure the wall, read the crack pattern, and locate where water is truly entering, then recommend the right structural or waterproofing fix. Everything comes with a written scope and an up-front price before we begin.