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Foundation Repair

House leveling, structural repairs, mud-jacking, concrete slab, pier and beam, pressure grouting, frame repair and more.

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Engineering Services

Structural foundation inspections and more by a licensed Professional Engineer from Bedrock Engineering, LLC.

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Drainage Systems

Water control, drainage repair, french drains, waterproofing and ridding your property of unwanted standing water.

Primary Services

Bedrock offers a full range of foundation repair services including Double-Pier Press Piling Systems, Spread Footings, Drilled Steel Piers up to 90 Feet or to Rock. Mudjacking and Pressure Grouting, Drainage Correction, Water Control, and French Drains. We are a #1 rated Foundation Repair Company in North Texas. Below are real examples of our most common requested services.

Foundation Repair

Foundation repair is a process of fixing or stabilizing a building’s foundation. It is needed when a foundation has been damaged by soil movement, water, or other factors. The goal of foundation repair is to prevent further damage.

Raising – Elevating – Grading

A home’s foundation that has settled, shifted, or sunk. This is done to repair structural damage, prevent future issues, and sometimes to add a basement or protect the home from flooding.

Pier Installation

Foundation pier installation, also known as underpinning or piering, is a common method for stabilizing a structure’s foundation that has been weakened by shifting or unstable soil.

Piling Installation

Foundation piling installation is the process of putting piles, which are long, cylindrical columns made of materials like steel, concrete, or wood, deep into the ground. This creates a stable deep foundation for structures.

Crossvents

Foundation crossvents are openings, typically located in the foundation walls of a home with a crawl space, that are designed to create a flow of air to prevent moisture from building up underneath the house. This process is known as cross-ventilation.

Mudjacking

Foundation mudjacking, also known as slabjacking or pressure grouting, is a method used to lift and level sunken concrete slabs. It is an alternative to replacing the entire slab, offering a more cost-effective, less invasive, and faster solution.

Pressure Grouting

Pressure grouting is a ground improvement technique used to stabilize foundations and soil by injecting a fluid or semi-solid grout material under high pressure. This process fills voids and compacts weak, loose soil, which increases its density and load-bearing capacity.

Void Filling

Foundation void filling is the process of injecting material into empty spaces, or voids, that have formed underneath a concrete slab, such as a foundation, driveway, or sidewalk. These voids can develop due to various factors, including soil erosion from water runoff, soil settlement over time, or even pest activity.

Sidewalk Raising

Foundation sidewalk raising, also known as concrete leveling, slab jacking, or polyjacking, is a method used to lift a sunken or uneven concrete slab back to its original position. This process is a common alternative to completely replacing the sidewalk, which can be more expensive and time-consuming.

Concrete Work

Foundation concrete work is the process of creating the lowermost part of a structure, which transfers the building’s load to the ground. This work is essential for the stability and durability of any building.

French Drains – Surface Drains

A foundation French drain is a system designed to redirect water away from a building’s foundation. Its primary purpose is to prevent water from accumulating around the foundation, which can lead to hydrostatic pressure, water seepage into basements, and foundation damage.

Water Control – Pumps

Foundation water control refers to the methods and systems used to manage and divert water away from a building’s foundation to prevent damage. Water is the leading cause of foundation problems, as it can lead to hydrostatic pressure, soil expansion, or erosion, which can all compromise the structural integrity of a building.

Ventilation

Foundation ventilation is a system of openings, typically vents, in the walls of a crawl space or basement that allows for air circulation. The primary purpose of this ventilation is to control moisture levels and prevent the buildup of stagnant, humid air. Proper ventilation is essential for maintaining the structural integrity of a home and promoting a healthy living environment.

Fill Dirt

Foundation fill dirt, often simply called “fill dirt,” is a specific type of soil used in construction to create a stable, level base for a building’s foundation. It is different from topsoil, which is rich in organic matter and nutrients for plant growth.

Excavation – Tunneling

Foundation excavation is the process of removing soil and rock to create a stable base for a building’s foundation. The excavation must be performed to the correct depth and dimensions specified in the building plans.

Attic Bracing

The term “attic bracing” for a foundation is not a standard construction or engineering term. Attic bracing refers to the structural supports in the attic that strengthen the roof frame. This bracing helps the roof resist various loads, such as wind, snow, and seismic forces, by preventing the trusses or rafters from bending, twisting, or collapsing.

Retaining Walls

A foundation retaining wall is a structural element designed to support soil laterally and prevent it from moving or eroding away from a building’s foundation. It’s essentially a type of retaining wall that is integrated with a foundation system, often used in homes with basements or on properties with sloping ground.

Engineering Reports

A foundation engineering report is a professional document created by a licensed structural or geotechnical engineer after they’ve conducted a thorough inspection of a property’s foundation. It provides a detailed assessment of the foundation’s condition, identifies any existing problems, and recommends a plan for repair or improvement.

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