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Foundation Wall Repair
At DelVal Waterproofing, we understand that your home is one of the most significant investments of your life, which is why we are dedicated to protecting it by providing professional foundation wall repair
services. Cracks in your foundation's wall can trigger numerous concerns such as the stability of the wall, the crack becoming more prominent over time, and possible water damage. Our team can answer all of your questions and provide the best solutions that are within your budget. You have a busy life, and the last thing you need is to worry about your home's integrity.
If you are noticing foundation cracks, speak with our team today. We offer free estimates for all of our services and strive to resolve all major foundation wall issues. During your meeting, our team will evaluate your home's foundation and provide the best solutions. We strive to have the most competitive prices on the market and offer maintenance services to ensure your repairs remain permanent. To speak with our team or to schedule, your free estimate call our team today at 610-521-0234.
Know Your Foundation Cracks
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Vertical Cracks
Large vertical cracks are typically caused by the soil settlement. Settling soil creates additional pressure on your foundation wall and can lead to cracking. Vertical cracks often allow significant amounts of water into your home, which must be repaired as soon as possible.
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Horizontal Cracks
Horizontal cracks are a severe issue that usually indicates heavy soil pressure. This happens when water-saturated soil is exerting pressure against the wall from the outside. Your walls may eventually bow, buckle, or possibly even cave in. Horizontal cracks need immediate repair.
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Stair Step Cracks
Concrete block foundation walls can sometimes crack in response to soil pressure or settlement. The cracking occurs along mortar joints between individual blocks. These can run throughout the wall and form a stair-step pattern. Stair step cracks often indicate a foundation problem that needs repair.
