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Reinforcing Damaged Walls Near Pelham, TN

This basement wall at a home near Pelham, TN was displaying signs of damage. The wall was buckling, always a worrisome sign that more damage is imminent. Our team recommended our carbon fiber system, which uses epoxy-soaked carbon straps to reinforce and stabilize foundation walls. 

Using PolyLyft to Raise a Sinking Driveway Near Hilham, TN

The team visited a home near Hilham, TN that had a sinking driveway pad. Often, water from rain works its way underneath concrete and washes away soil. The weight of the concrete also will cause settlement. To fix this slab, our team injected it with PolyLyft. The team drills holes at strategic intervals along the slab, then injects them with the high-density polyurethane. As the substance fills the voids beneath the slab, it raises it to an even position. 

Raising a Driveway in Allons, TN

Master Services visited a resident in Allons, TN who had noticed that his driveway was sinking. To fix it, the team injected the slab with PolyLyft, our high-density polyurethane product.

Helical Pier restored a foundation in Allons, TN

Master Services recently responded promptly to concerns about a front porch in Allons, TN. Our highly skilled team quickly identified cracks and sinking in the porch, a common issue caused by soil settling. We efficiently resolved the problem using four helical piers. These devices connect the cement footing to the solid ground beneath the house via steel brackets, with a unique shape designed to grip the clay-rich soil effectively. This solution allows for a quick fix that can be accomplished in a day.

Raising a Cement Slab in Tracy City, TN

The Master Services team visited a church in Tracy City, TN that was experiencing settlement issues. Cement can sink for a variety of reasons, including soil erosion and extremes in temperature. Too much rain and the soil can wash away, leading to sinking, shifting, and cracks. To fix this slab, we injected it with PolyLyft, which expands and raises the concrete.