SUMP PUMP SYSTEM INSTALLATION, REPAIR & BACKUP IN TENNESSEE SUMP PUMP SERVICES Ground Up Foundation Repair is the premier waterproofing contractor in Middle Tennessee – serving Nashville, Murfreesboro, and more. We utilize patented sump pump systems manufactured by the industry leader Earth Contact Products. When it comes to sump pump installation and repair, let us… [Read More]
Leaks in your home are always a big deal. But one area of the home in which leaks are particularly troublesome is the fireplace. Normally, fireplace leaks are caused by poor home waterproofing, or by a foundation problem that has caused cracks to form in the chimney. If you have fireplace leaks in your home,… [Read More]
If you live in Tennessee it is important that you regularly inspect your foundation. Residents of Nashville, Murfreesboro, Franklin, and other areas in Middle Tennessee commonly experience foundation settlement that needs professional attention. Ground Up Foundation Repair offers free inspections and estimates. What may appear as small crack in the ceiling or a slightly sloping floor could… [Read More]
Ground Up Foundation Repair offers the best technology and methods exceeding industry standards. That is why we utilize polyurethane solutions from NCFI. NCFI leads the industry in the manufacturing of flexible polyurethane foam. They have a longstanding history of commitment to excellent customer service, a tradition shared by Ground Up Foundation Repair. Some of the… [Read More]
Why Encapsulate Your Crawl Space? Did you know that approximately 50% of the air you breathe while in your home originates from the crawl space or basement? These are typically the most neglected parts of the home. Proper maintenance and upkeep of your crawl space are crucial to having a healthy home. Crawl space encapsulation may be required…. [Read More]
When inspecting a crawl space, it is important to find the root of the problem. Crawl space foundations are typically constructed by placing piers below the support beams in order to provide support for the structure. Piers may be constructed from wooden posts or concrete blocks. In some cases, the piers are resting on compacted… [Read More]
If your surface drainage system does not work properly, it may cause water to pool in your yard. This can lead to a wet basement or crawl space, as well as foundation problems. In addition, pooling water can wreak havoc on your landscaping. If you have noticed that water often pools in your yard, contact… [Read More]
There is a chance that the dropping temperatures during the coming winter months could have an effect on your home’s foundation. Keeping your foundation healthy is vital to the stability of your home since the foundation holds up the entire structure. The colder temperatures that are common throughout Middle Tennessee during the winter season can… [Read More]
Homes with structural problems are probably a homeowner’s worst nightmare. If left untreated, it could lower the value of the home. So if you notice signs of foundation issues around your home, you probably need to have an inspection done. Structural warning signs can include: Hard to open/close windows Ceiling cracks Wall cracks Bowed walls… [Read More]
As homes settle, homeowners start to notice foundation cracks over time. Though they can be ugly, most cracks are not a major concern. Small hairline cracks are normal and are usually caused by shrinking concrete. But if you are suspicious of a crack, it should be monitored to ensure it is not expanding or widening…. [Read More]