New for 2010
New for 2010
 Expert Basement Repair
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Wahoo Glue is a high quality 2-part epoxy resin suitable for residential, commercial, and structural applications. Wahoo Glue combines the strength and reliability of a two-part Epoxy with point-and-shoot convenience. The self-metering coaxial cartridge dispenses a gap-filling structural epoxy that bonds tenaciously to wood, metals, fiberglass and concrete. The tube comes with a static mixer that lets you lay down a bead of thickened epoxy with any standard caulking gun. ....see www.wahooglue.com for more information.
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Foundation Inspection, Stabilization & Repair
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EBR can provide a thorough site, basement, and foundation inspection to help identify and explain problems with your basement or foundation. After our inspection we will answer your questions and suggest a plan of repair. On ocassion additional expert advice is required. We at EBR will recommend only those professionals with whom we have experience and who will in turn provide the best possible evaluation and advice.
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Once a chimney has moved away from the main structure it will not move back on its own. It will continue to move away from the structure until it eventually collapses. Normally a chimney can be lifted back into its original position against the house (unless debris has been trapped behind the structure such as a piece of mortar or brick). |
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Concrete underpinning is a method of using concrete to support a foundation. This method is used sparingly and in special applications where deeper soil strength parameters are not a concern. A section of the foundation is undermined and concrete is poured in place.
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Fortress carbon fiber is now a proven popular alternative to steel beams for reinforcing structural substrates in residential and commercial applications. It is superior to steel being stronger, stiffer, more compact and non corrosive with its patented blend of carbon fiber and Kevlar. It easily conforms to bowed walls and its carbon grid is fully encapsulated in epoxy for the best possible wall adhesion. |
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When you've noticed cracking in your exterior walls, doors and windows begin to stick or will not close properly you are experiencing foundation settlement. This problem frequently occurs in areas that are composed of highly expansive clay soils or contain deep veins of soil high in organics such as peat moss. As the soils dry out they shrink. When the soils become saturated with water they swell and heave. Any structure resting on this base will almost always remain unstable. Water tables also may rise or fall with the weather or an increase in new building construction in the area, thus creating a change in the soil moisture content.
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