A sales rep came out to give an estimate. The actual work was done by two crews of 2 men each. Both crews were on time, worked well as teams, got right to work and worked until the work assigned was completed. The crews are pleasant, personable, very respectful of my property, and answered my questions patiently.
Regional did a good job installing a supplemental support beam in my crawlspace where the foundation had pulled away from the ground-floor joists. Of the three companies I contacted Regional proposed the right (IMO) solution at the best price, if only by a small margin. The problem area was a 1904 structure and Bill Shay, the Regional salesman, was very knowledgeable in those construction methods, especially thorough in his inspection, and he delivered a very prompt proposal with options. I had decided to use a competitor until I saw Bill's expertise and proposal. The installers (Leonard and Chris) were courteous and professional throughout, something I never manage after working in my own crawlspace. The Regional proposal included an engineering evaluation, which was disappointing to me. Those engineers are remote (in Seattle) and use a local field agent to collect data. Apparently, the engineers did not really understand the root problem or the 19th century construction methods (balloon framing and a stacked-stone foundation). They approved the Regional's recommended solution but made optional recommendations that were "off the mark" IMO. Still, t heir recommendations may have been fine for modern (post about 1950) structures. The work was completed yesterday but I'm a happy customer at this point.
Had mitigation work done. Very pleased with Mr, Tiburcio Cortez's work. He is an asset to your business.
Excellent workmanship on the remodel of my laundry room. I love this room now and I look forward to working with their team on additional projects!!!
There were able to do the work on a timely manner and very professional
Did a great job on my project I needed done definitely would hire them again.
Matthew and Hector called me within about an hour of my placing the job on Anji/Homeadvisor home page. They came out within an hour and started the installation of a new Toilet. Replacing the old 34 year old toilet did not look easy....
Piedmont Crawlspace and Waterproofing is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade, combined with 3 years of industry experience, is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are mindful of our client's interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.
Will's expertise is second to none. He quickly assessed the situation and offered several options to address it. His team at Vanco Crawlspace delivered prompt & professional services at a very fair price. We could not be more pleased with the results. I highly recommend Vanco Crawlspace & Restoration.
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Stem, NC 27581
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Raleigh, NC 27615
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Raleigh, NC 27629
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Concord, NC 28027
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Raleigh, NC 27610
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Raleigh, NC 27603
A house’s foundation is always located under the house itself. A foundation is the load-bearing portion of a home and is usually built below ground, though different types are built at different locations under a home. For instance, a basement foundation is built at least eight feet deep into the ground under the house to create living space below the ground level of the home. A crawl space foundation is built under a shallow trench beneath your home—typically between two and five feet deep. A slab foundation, also known as a monolithic or monoslab foundation, simply lays flat against the ground under your home. Pier and beam foundations also rest on the ground, but elevate the home using piers, typically about two feet off the ground.
The typical cost to repair a foundation is between $2,200 and $7,500, though most homeowners pay around $4,800. The price of a foundation repair depends on the extent of damage. Major repairs that require the use of hydraulic piers can cost $10,000 or more, while minor cracks can run as low as $500. Fixing a leaky foundation by sealing it costs between $2,300 and $7,300.
Concrete foundations that are reinforced with steel plinth and beams are considered to be the strongest type of foundation—especially on lots with loose or muddy soil. This type of foundation uses a reinforced concrete beam built between the wall and the foundation. Homes built in areas that are prone to flooding or earthquakes also benefit from a foundation that contains steel plinth and beams.
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