Crack Repair

Not only are cracks unsightly, but they can also be a tripping hazard and can let water and pests into your home. If you notice cracks forming in the foundation, sheetrock, ceiling, or brickwork of your Alabama, Mississippi, or Tennessee home, it could indicate a major structural problem. Cracks are often symptoms of foundation problems. That is why it is important to have the expert team at Affordable Foundation The Crack Guys take a look at the cracks in your home as soon as possible. We are the Crack Guys – call us for a crack repair today!

Do you have cracks in your house?

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HORIZONTAL BRICK CRACKS

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VERTICAL BRICK CRACKS

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DIAGONAL BRICK CRACKS

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STAIR STEP BRICK CRACKS

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COMBINATION OF BRICK CRACKS

We repair cracks in bricks and blocks

Stair Step Brick Crack

Types of Structure Cracks

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FOUNDATION CRACKS

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BRICK CRACKS

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CONCRETE CRACKS

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WALL CRACKS

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FLOOR CRACKS

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CEILING CRACKS

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DRIVEWAY CRACKS

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CHIMNEY CRACKS

Cracks in your foundation, brickwork or masonry, floor, chimney, driveway, or basement walls may indicate foundation shifting or movement. When the soil beneath your home moves due to drought (soil shrinkage) or erosion (excess moisture in the ground), the concrete above is no longer supported properly. This can cause the foundation to settle or shift sideways. If it moves enough, the stress will cause the foundation to crack.
Cracks in the walls, ceiling, drywall, and other areas of your home may indicate foundation shifting from hydrostatic pressure. The more water that is soaked up by the soil around your home, the greater the hydrostatic pressure. This pressure can become too much for the foundation to withstand, causing concrete cracks to form.

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Crack Repair Solutions 

There are a couple of different steps to foundation crack repair in your home. First, we will fill the actual crack to seal the two faces of the wall, floor, or ceiling back together. Once the crack itself has been sealed, it is time to stabilize the foundation. There are a couple of different methods we use to fix the cause of cracks and prevent future cracks from forming.

First, we can install underpinning supports and piers. These products, including helical piers, act as stabilizers and supporters for the foundation to lift it and close cracks due to settlement or shifting.

The next solution we offer is polyjacking to lift and level sinking foundations. In this process, a polyurethane foam is injected beneath the slab to raise the concrete and seal cracks that may have formed.

Call “The Crack Guys” now to learn more about the solutions that we can use for exterior and interior crack repair as we resolve this issue in your Alabama, Mississippi, or Tennessee home.