We Provide Foundation & Concrete Repair Solutions in Barre, VT

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Your local structural and foundation repair company in Barre, VT is Matt Clark's Northern Basement Systems

Foundation problems and damaged concrete negatively impact the safety, appearance, and value of your home. We specialize in solving these problems to restore your home and your peace of mind. We offer proven Supportworks products designed to solve many types of concrete and structural problems.

Request your FREE inspection and estimate from your local Barre, VT Supportworks concrete and foundation repair contractor.

Foundation & Concrete Repair Services offered in Barre:

  • Foundation Settlement Repair
  • Foundation Crack Repair
  • Bowing Wall Repair
  • Sagging Floor Repair
  • Uneven Concrete Leveling
  • Concrete Crack Repair

Foundation Repair in Barre

When it comes to your home’s foundation, small problems can turn into bigger and more expensive problems over time. You need a proven solution that will last. Your Barre Supportworks contractor offers highly-engineered products designed to permanently solve your home’s foundation problems.

Foundation Problem Signs:

  • Cracked Brick/Stucco - Stair-step cracks in exterior foundation walls.
  • Bowing Walls - Concrete wall leaning in at the top.
  • Shearing Walls - Inward movement of the bottom of the block wall.
  • Ceiling Gaps - Space between the ceiling and the interior wall.
  • Sagging Floors - Sloping floors or gap between the floor and the interior wall.
  • Chimney Separation - Chimney separating from the house.

Concrete Leveling & Repair in Barre

Sinking concrete that’s cracked and uneven not only looks bad, but it can also be a tripping hazard. When the soil underneath the concrete driveway, sidewalk, or patio is too wet, too dry, or too loose, this can cause the concrete slab to settle and crack. Our Concrete Protection System can level, repair, and protect your concrete so you can use these area’s around your home without worry. Your Supportworks concrete repair contractor in Barre can inspect your concrete and recommend the best solution.

Concrete Repair & Protection System:

  • Lift and level concrete slabs
  • Seal concrete cracks and joints
  • Seal concrete surfaces to protect against pitting, flaking, and staining
  • Resurface concrete to restore its look and function

Why More Barre Homeowners Choose Us:

  • Custom-Designed Foundation & Concrete Repair Solutions
  • Exclusive Products, Proven Effective for Over a Decade
  • Financing Options Available - Check With Your Local Dealer

Barre, VT Zip Codes in Our Service Area

05641

Recent Job Requests for Foundation & Concrete Repair in Barre, VT

Project Location: Barre, VT 05641

Comment: Several cracks in the basement floor and one large wall crack.

Project Location: Barre, VT 05641

Comment: Wondering if you do this kind of extensive work. want to do it right, but dont want to spend $50k if a less expensive and solid fix is an option. Very seriously considering buying a brick house built in 1812. The house is solid and in good shape, the brick on the exterior is in good shape, and the foundation (large stones) on 3 sides is in good shape. There is a large crack on one side of the foundation and inside there is a 1.5" gap between the floor and the wall where the house's side has pulled away. A quote rom the historic preservation person who inspected it says: West Foundation- Needle four steel I beams through building underneath first floor framing. Jack up building and carefully remove brick and stone for re-use. Excavate all along West wall down approximately five feet below grade. Pour a wide concrete footing and 12” wall up to grade. Lay stone above grade, pinned to concrete then fill in with brick back up to existing. Perform a mortar analysis and re-lay brick in a mortar to match the original. Upper Level West Wall- Ideally in conjunction with foundation repairs. Take up several second floor boards in line with windows all the way across house. Drill 1” hole through floor joists in line and install 3/4” rod with turnbuckle. On the outside of the building use large cast iron washer plates, star shaped or similar can be used. At the same time, temporarily hang wailers (large timber) outside second floor windows. Attach large cumalongs and straps to wailers to pull the walls of the building in at the same time that the turnbuckles are tightened. It would be best if the walls were pulled in at the same time as the building is being lifted at the foundation.

Project Location: Barre, VT 05641

Comment: Interested in carbon enforcer for bowing and cracked wall in the basement