FOUNDATION CRACK REPAIR
Fix Foundation Cracks in Your Home
From hairline to structural, our experts will find out what’s
causing your foundation cracks, and repair it permanently.
20-Year Labor Guarantee
Lifetime Warranties
Zero-Interest Financing
Military & Senior Discount
Free Inspections
Foundation Cracks Solutions
Steel I-Beams
When a foundation wall is bowing, cracking under pressure, or showing signs of inward movement, the fix depends on how far the wall has moved and what the underlying cause is. We use carbon fiber straps for walls in the early stages of deflection, wall anchors for walls with more significant movement, and steel I-beams for walls that need rigid permanent support. Each approach stops the movement and stabilizes the wall, and the right one for your home gets determined at the inspection.
Addresses bowing walls, horizontal cracking, and inward wall movement
Carbon fiber straps, wall anchors, or I-beam systems depending on severity
Minimal excavation required for most wall support solutions
Concrete Leveling
& Slab Repair
Sunken, cracked, or uneven concrete around your home,
such as driveways, walkways, garage floors, and porch slabs, usually happens when the soil underneath shifts, compresses, or washes away. Rather than tearing out and replacing the slab, we use foam injection to fill the void beneath the concrete and lift it back to grade. The process takes hours, not days, and the surface is ready to use almost immediately.
Lifts sunken concrete slabs without full replacement
Addresses voids caused by soil erosion, settlement, or poor compaction
Significantly less disruptive and less expensive than slab replacement
Foundation Wall Support Systems
When a foundation settles unevenly, doors start sticking, floors slope toward one corner, or cracks show up near the base of the walls, the cause is almost always soil that can no longer support the weight above it. We install helical piers, steel shafts with a screw-like thread driven deep below the footing until they reach load-bearing soil or bedrock. Once in place, the piers transfer the structure’s weight off the failing soil and onto stable ground, and in many cases lift the settled section of the foundation back toward its original position.
Addresses foundation settlement, sinking corners, and structural cracking near the footing
Piers reach load-bearing soil or bedrock well below the depth where the failure is happening
Can lift and stabilize settled foundation sections without full excavation
TYPES OF FOUNDATION CRACKS
What Kind of Foundation Problem Do You Have?
HIGH URGENCY
Horizontal Cracks
Usually indicates severe hydrostatic pressure. If the wall is bowing inward, this is a structural emergency.
Wall is bowing or leaning
Frost heave potential
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Immediate Inspection Required
MODERATE URGENCY
Stair-Step Cracks
Typical sign of foundation settlement or soil shrinkage. Commonly found near corners of the home.
Uneven settlement
Common in brick exteriors
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Schedule within 30 days
MONITOR CLOSELY
Vertical Cracks
Often caused by concrete shrinkage during the curing process. Usually less severe but can leak water.
Common in new builds
Water seepage risk
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Seal and watch for growth
Not sure what you’re looking at? Call us for a professional assessment: (336) 223-4382
Related Foundation Crack Issues
Wet or Flooding Basement
Sagging Floors
Musty Smells Under the House
OUR PROCESS
Our Step-by-Step Commitment
Contact Us
Call us directly or fill out the form, and we will call you back within 5 minutes to send a Certified Field Inspector to inspect and diagnose what you're noticing at your house.
Your Free Structural Inspection
A Certified Field Inspector will do a full 79-point inspection of your foundations and framing to address your concerns.
Your Engineer Certified Repair Plan
We walk you through what we found, why it's happening, and the best way to protect your home with a permanent solution, guaranteed to last.
Professional Installation
We offer a 20-year labor guarantee on everything our professionally trained crews install, plus lifetime manufacturer warranties on many of the products we use.
TESTIMONIALS
What Homeowners Are Saying
Real reviews from neighbors across the Triad
PROVEN EXPERTISE
Why Property Owners Choose Basement & Foundation Solutions
30+ years experience
Locally owned & operated
20-year labor guarantee
BBB Accredited (A+ Rating)
NFRA Member
Lifetime warranties
Free detailed inspections
Engineer-approved structural repair plans
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Protect Your Home Without Putting it Off
Fixing your foundation protects everything built on top of it. We make sure the cost doesn’t get in the way with
discounts and zero-interest financing available.
Military Discount
Active duty, veterans, and spouses. Mention when you schedule.
Senior Discount
Available for homeowners 65 and older. Mention when you schedule.
First Responder
Police, fire, EMS, and emergency personnel.
0% Financing
Zero-interest on approved credit. See if you qualify here.
A foundation problem doesn’t get cheaper the longer you wait.
Zero-interest financing means you can take care of it now and pay over time with no penalty or additional markup. A lot of homeowners are surprised how manageable the monthly number actually is.
Common Questions About Foundation Cracks
How do I know if my foundation crack is serious?
The pattern and direction of a crack tell you a lot. Horizontal cracks almost always signal real structural pressure and shouldn’t be left unaddressed, while vertical cracks are more often related to normal settling, especially if they’re thin and haven’t changed over time. Width matters too. A crack wider than a quarter of an inch, or one that’s actively growing, is worth having inspected regardless of its direction.
Can I just fill a foundation crack myself?
You can seal a small, stable crack yourself, but that only addresses the surface, not whatever is causing it. If the crack is related to soil pressure or settlement, a surface patch won’t stop the underlying movement, and the crack is likely to reopen or worsen. A professional inspection identifies the actual cause first, so whatever repair you choose is solving the real problem instead of masking it temporarily.
Can I finance my foundation repair?
Yes. We offer zero-interest financing on approved credit, so you can move forward with the repair now and pay over time without any added cost. Ask about financing options when you call or fill out the form and someone on our team will walk you through what’s available and how to apply to see if you qualify.
What happens after I contact you about my home?
We’ll contact you within 5 minutes to discuss the concerns in your home and schedule a time for a Certified Field Inspector to visit.
What does the process look like when we are ready to move forward?
When you’re ready to begin your home repair, our production manager will review your project and order the materials needed.
Within 5 business days, our office will reach out to schedule your repairs.
If your project requires an engineer-approved plan, we will arrange the necessary permits and approvals.
Let’s take care of your foundation cracks today.
We show up, take a thorough look at everything, and tell you exactly what your home needs. The inspection is free and there’s no pressure to move forward until you’re ready.
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