Before & After

When we arrived, we noticed the wall had existing support beams that only covered part of the wall. Since the support wasn’t continuous, we removed those partial beams and installed full-length standard I-beams to provide consistent stabilization across the entire wall. To manage water around the foundation, we installed an interior drain tile system paired with FlexiSeal to create a sealed barrier and help control any moisture seeping through the block wall. We also added wall anchors to help stop further movement and add long-term reinforcement. Now the homeowner can rest assured that their home will be dry and on a firm foundation!

This shop in Blairstown called us about a slab that showed noticeable settlement that created uneven surfaces and a potential safety concerns for equipment and personnel. Using precision poly jacking, high-density polyurethane foam was injected beneath the slab to fill underlying voids and lift the concrete back to proper grade. After the process, the slab was fully stabilized and leveled and the area was returned to service almost immediately—eliminating downtime while providing a long-term, durable solution without the need for removal or replacement.

This Cedar Rapids homeowner contacted us after noticing water seeping through a crack in their basement wall during a heavy rainstorm. We inspected the area and determined that a crack injection was the best solution to stop the leak. Our team carefully cleaned and prepared the crack before injecting it with a high-quality polyurethane foam designed to expand and seal the area from the inside out. This repair effectively blocked future water intrusion, giving the homeowner confidence and a dry basement even during the next big storm.

After losing several shingles during the harsh Midwest winter, this Cedar Rapids homeowner knew it was time for a lasting solution. They decided to upgrade to a durable metal roof that can withstand extreme weather while adding a sleek, modern touch to their home. To enhance safety and protect against dangerous snow slides, we installed heavy-duty snow guards along the roofline near high traffic areas. We also replaced the soffit and fascia, giving the exterior a clean, polished finish. The result is a home that’s built to handle Midwest winters for decades to come while looking better than ever.

This Iowa City homeowner reached out with concerns about water entering through a section of their roof, traveling down an interior wall, and eventually reaching the basement near the electrical panel. Upon inspection, we found that the area in question had not been properly installed, which allowed water to work its way inside during heavy rain. Our team made the necessary roof repairs and sealed the area to stop further intrusion, helping protect the home from additional water damage and giving the homeowner peace of mind.

This Iowa City homeowner contacted us after noticing water pooling around their foundation during heavy rain. After inspecting the home, we found that the existing gutters were unlevel and not draining properly, which caused water to overflow and run down the side of the house. While it’s not uncommon for older or improperly pitched gutters to create these issues over time, we knew a full replacement was the best solution. Our team installed a new gutter system with the correct slope and properly placed downspouts to ensure water is directed safely away from the foundation. The home is now better protected from water damage, top to bottom.

This Ely homeowner reached out with two concerns—water collecting near the downspout by their front door and a dangerous tripping hazard from a settled front stoop. After evaluating the situation, we addressed both issues. To fix the stoop, we used polyjacking, injecting high‑density polyurethane foam beneath the slab to lift and level it back to its proper height, eliminating the trip hazard. For the drainage issue, we installed a buried downspout extension using durable PVC piping. Unlike corrugated plastic tubing, PVC is long‑lasting, crush‑resistant, and less prone to clogging. The new system now carries water well away from the home with proper slope, protecting the foundation and entryway. Together, these improvements created a safer, more functional, and longer‑lasting front entrance for the homeowner.

This Cedar Rapids homeowner reached out with concerns about water pooling along the west side of their home, especially after heavy rain. The issue was made worse by the neighboring property’s drainage sloping toward their house, directing additional runoff their way. To help manage the excess water and protect the foundation, we installed a French drain system along that side of the home. This underground solution helps collect and redirect water away from the foundation, preventing pooling and potential damage. With the new system in place, the customer now has better control over drainage and added peace of mind during wet weather

This Davenport homeowner contacted us after noticing water consistently collecting in a specific low spot in their basement, especially after heavy rains. The water was naturally gravitating to that area, creating concerns about potential flooding and long-term moisture damage. After evaluating the situation, we recommended and installed a sump pump system to actively manage and remove the water. By installing the pump in the problem area, we gave the water a direct path out of the home, helping to keep the basement dry and protected. The new system provides reliable peace of mind and long-term moisture contro

This Waterloo homeowner reached out with serious structural concerns about their 1938 home. Years ago, an addition had been added, and over time, it began pulling away from the original structure. The transition between the old block foundation—built on a slab—and the newer poured foundation was showing signs of movement, including visible gaps on the exterior and noticeable sinking in the addition. After a thorough inspection, we installed a combination of piers and wall anchors to stabilize the foundation and stop further shifting. The piers help support and lift the settling addition, while the wall anchors provide lateral strength to hold everything in place. With these systems in place, the home is now properly supported and protected from further structural damage.

This Cedar Rapids homeowner contacted us after dealing with ongoing water issues in their basement, especially during heavy rains. Water was seeping in along the base of the walls, and their existing system just couldn’t keep up. After a thorough assessment, we installed a new interior drain tile system designed to collect groundwater before it could reach the living space. To further strengthen the protection, we applied FlexiSeal, a flexible wall liner that seals the foundation walls and directs moisture down into the drain tile system. This setup, paired with a reliable sump pump, now redirects water efficiently away from the home. Together, the drain tile, FlexiSeal liner, and sump pump form a comprehensive waterproofing solution — keeping the basement dry, protecting the foundation, and giving the homeowner long-term peace of mind during even the heaviest rains.

This Hiawatha homeowner reached out after discovering 8–10 ounces of water had leaked into their basement following a night of rain. The water appeared to be coming from a small area on the north wall of the unfinished poured concrete foundation, likely where a metal form tie had been left behind during construction. After inspecting the area, we performed a crack injection to seal the leak from the inside out. Using a high-quality polyurethane foam, we filled the void to stop future water intrusion at the source. With the repair complete, the homeowner can feel confident that the wall is properly sealed and protected against future rain events.

This homeowner reached out after noticing their gutters were overflowing during heavy rains, especially where the second-story system drained into the lower-level gutter. The volume of water was simply too much for the existing setup to handle. To fix the issue, we upgraded the lower-level gutter to a 6″ system for increased capacity and replaced the garage downspout with a larger 4×5″ downspout to handle more water. We also re-leveled the gutter so that the majority of the flow would be directed toward the larger downspout. These improvements significantly boosted the home’s drainage performance and helped prevent future overflow.

This Cedar Rapids homeowner reached out after noticing missing shingles and signs of leaking following recent storms. Upon inspection, we found that the roof had widespread damage that made spot repairs a short-term fix. To provide a long-lasting solution, we completed a full roof replacement. The new roofing system not only resolved the existing leaks but also improved the home’s overall protection and appearance. With everything installed and sealed properly, the homeowner now has peace of mind knowing their home is fully protected against the elements.

This Marion homeowner reached out with concerns about moisture and air quality in their crawl space. After a thorough inspection, we found high humidity levels and signs of water intrusion—conditions that can lead to mold growth, wood rot, and poor indoor air quality. To address the issue, we completed a full crawl space encapsulation by sealing the floor and walls with a heavy-duty vapor barrier and installing a drainage solution. To further control humidity, we also installed an Aprilaire dehumidifier, designed to maintain optimal moisture levels year-round. The result is a clean, dry, and healthier environment beneath the home, offering long-term protection and peace of mind.

This Garrison homeowner reached out just five weeks after purchasing their home, concerned about sloping they had started to notice on the main level floors. After inspecting the crawl space, we found that some areas lacked proper support, which was contributing to the uneven floors above. To correct the issue, we installed adjustable, steel floor jack posts to help stabilize and relevel the affected areas. These posts provide strong, lasting support and can be fine-tuned over time if needed. With the new supports in place, the floors are now more stable, and the homeowner has added peace of mind about the structural integrity of their home.

The customer’s realtor gave us a call to take a look at a basement with a few vertical cracks in the poured concrete foundation. The current homeowner had tried to patch some of them a while back, but with the house up for sale, they wanted to know if anything more needed to be done. After our inspection, we found signs of foundation settlement that were causing the cracks to return. To fix the issue at its source, we installed push piers — heavy-duty steel supports that are driven down to solid soil to lift and stabilize the foundation. To reinforce the cracks and prevent future movement, we also installed Carbon Guard — high-strength carbon fiber straps that are bonded to the wall for long-term strength and stability. Now, the foundation is solid, the cracks are stabilized, and the home is ready for the next chapter.

In 2024, a homeowner reached out after noticing slight settling in their foundation. After inspecting the property, we confirmed there was minor movement and advised him to keep an eye on it over time. Fast forward to 2025, the homeowner noticed a significant shift — visible sinking and unevenness in parts of the foundation. He contacted us again, and after a full evaluation, we recommended the installation of helical piers to permanently stabilize the foundation. Helical piers are strong steel supports that get screwed deep into the ground until they reach solid, stable soil. They help lift and support the home, stopping it from sinking any further and preventing more damage. We also injected polyurethane foam under his basement floor slab to fill the voids created by the lift and further stabilize the floor from settling and cracking. Now, the foundation is stabilized and secure — giving the homeowner peace of mind and long-term protection from costly structural issues.

When the homeowner in Riverside, IA reached out to us, they were dealing with excess moisture in their crawl space that was causing concerns about air quality and long-term structural health. They wanted a lasting solution to dry the space out and protect their home from the ground up. We recommended a full crawl space encapsulation system—starting with sealing the crawl space floor and walls with a durable vapor barrier to block out ground moisture. This was paired with sealing vents and gaps to prevent humid outside air from entering. We then addressed drainage and humidity control to create a clean, dry, and conditioned environment. Today, the crawl space is fully encapsulated, properly protected, and designed to stay dry year-round—giving the homeowner improved comfort, healthier air, and peace of mind they can count on.

The homeowner’s original gutters had been in place for decades and were showing their age—rust spots, sagging sections, and an outdated style were affecting both performance and curb appeal. During heavy rains, water was spilling over in spots, putting the siding and foundation at risk. To solve the problem and refresh the home’s look, the homeowner chose sleek, modern box-style gutters. Their clean, streamlined design instantly elevated the exterior while offering superior water-handling capacity and long-lasting protection, blending style and function

This Iowa City homeowner contacted us after noticing lingering storm damage affecting their roof, gutters, siding, and soffit and fascia. After a thorough assessment, our team identified the affected areas and recommended a solution. We also worked directly with the homeowner’s insurance company to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible. After completing targeted repairs to restore the home’s exterior, the result is a fully protected home—from roofline to siding—that improves both performance and curb appeal.

A homeowner contacted us because water was pooling at the lip of their garage, making it difficult to pull vehicles inside and raising concerns about long‑term damage. After inspecting the area, we determined the garage had settled nearly 2”, causing improper drainage. To correct this, we used polyjacking to lift and level the concrete, restoring the proper slope so water could drain away from the garage. We then sealed the cracks to prevent water infiltration and further damage. Now, the surface is even, the drainage is improved, and the homeowner can easily pull their vehicles into the garage without worry.