Foundation Stabilization
the Cost-Effective Cantsink Way
A house is only as sound as the foundation that supports it.
Signs of a settling foundation may be subtle at first. Deep vertical cracks in the foundation structure or façade, doors and windows that stick or develop gaps in the frame, or steps that bulge or separate indicate foundation distress. Eventually, floors inside the home begin to sag or its drywall develops diagonal fissures.
Cantsink offers discreet, accurate, cost-effective foundation stabilization diagnosis and support to level and stabilize sinking structures, providing lifetime support. With patented helical piers that are 50% stronger than other brands, Cantsink protects property value with easy, economical repairs. Better yet, Cantsink’s helical pile support is accomplished quickly with minimal disruption to surrounding landscaping.
Since 1988, Cantsink has focused its business exclusively on foundation support and stability. Unsurpassed in customer service, Cantsink offers the expertise that comes with almost 30 years of customer trust and satisfaction.
The company whose products professional homebuilders rely on for guaranteed results can provide your home with lasting foundation integrity that protects its value.
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Poor Compaction
Improperly compacted soils continue to settle unevenly under the house.
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Tree Root Issues
Growing tree roots disrupt alignment under foundations.
Dead tree roots or trees cause settling from sinking soil around.
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Poor Compaction
Improperly compacted soil settles unevenly under the house, causing foundation issues.
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Poor Drainage or Plumbing Leaks
Unusually wet weather can reveal drainage problems. Undetected leaks from water or sewer lines also can cause foundation problems.
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Windows
Windows with large gaps in the frame or that stick / fail to open and close properly are signs of foundation issues. Also look for cracks above windows on the interior.
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Front Porch Step
Sinking front porch steps and/or garage door center columns that are sinking are telltale signs of soft soil.
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Chimneys
Chimneys that lean or pull away from the home should be investigated for stabilization needs.
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Doors
Look for doors that stick or fail to open & close properly, as well as cracks above on the inside.
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Basement Walls
Cracks in your basement walls are a sign of soft soil & potential foundation issues.
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Bricks & Mortar
Keep an eye out for cracks in bricks and mortar on your home’s exterior.
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Floors
Sloping or unlevel floors are a sign of foundation issues.
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