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What is Structural Foundation Underpinning?

What is Structural Foundation Underpinning? What is Underpinning? Underpinning is the method of stabilizing and strengthening a building's foundation. The construction of nearby structures necessitates the excavation of soil supporting existing foundations. It is more...

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Summary of Atlas Resistance C2 & AE piers

Summary of Atlas Resistance C2 & AE Piers The Atlas Resistance® Pier two-stage product manufactured and designed specifically to produce structural support strength. How Atlas Resistance Piers Are Set: First, the Pier Pipe is driven...

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My House is Sinking

My House is Sinking I get asked this question all the time and chances are good that, if anything, only a small portion of your home is sinking. Signs That Your House May Be Sinking...

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crawlspace Full Basement Conversion

crawlspace Full Basement Conversions If your existing home is built with a crawlspace, we can create a full-height basement! Here's how the process works: First, a ramp is excavated to provide access to the work...

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Why Convert crawlspace into a Basement

Why Convert crawlspace into a Basement Do any of these questions apply to you? Is your home feeling a bit cramped? Are you unable to host friends and family in your home due to lack...

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Basement Waterproofing Benefits

Basement Waterproofing Benefits Consider the following advantages of basement waterproofing: An increase in your home's property value. A structurally sound foundation. A healthier home environment for you and your family. A warmer basement during winter....

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What Makes our Backup Sump Pumps so Unique

What Makes Our Backup Sump Pumps so Unique At Atlas Restoration, we know the importance of location for back-up sump pumps. Our pumps, unlike most others used by repair companies, are positioned outside the sump...

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Polyurethane Foam Crack Injection

Polyurethane Foam Crack Injection Concrete Cracks Cracks in concrete caused by shrinkage are a common foundation problem. Cracks due to shrinkage and are easy to detect, since they almost always extend through the full thickness...