Eagle, ID Foundation Repair & Waterproofing Contractor

A homeowner in Eagle, ID reached out to our team at Foundation & Crawl Space Repair with concerns regarding his foundation. Cracks had appeared on interior walls around door frames, windows, and staircase. These are serious issues that should be addressed quickly. Foundation issues don't go away on their own. They only get worse and more expensive the longer they are left untreated. Good thing this homeowner contacted the local foundation experts!

One of our knowledgeable system design specialists went out to perform a free, no obligation, quote and inspection. After he completed a through investigation, he sat down with the homeowner to educate him on what was happening to his foundation, why this occurs, and what types of solutions are available. After a plan of action was agreed upon, one of our expert crews got to work. We permanently stabilized this home's sinking foundation by installing a push pier system. This system involves galvanized tube sections being hydraulically driven through steel foundation brackets to reach the depths of load-bearing soil. They transfer the weight of the home to the load-bearing soil and in many cases can even lift the home back to its original position. The installation is quick, minimally invasive, and concealed from sight.

Another happy customer and another foundation saved thanks to Foundation & Crawl Space Repair of Idaho.

Recently, in Eagle, ID, we encountered a classic case that so many homeowners' dread: sagging, bowing floors coupled with doors that just won't close right. It’s a concern that disrupts the daily life and aesthetic appeal of any home, and that's precisely what brought one homeowner to reach out to us at Foundation & Crawl Space Repair of Idaho.

Following a quick and efficient contact with our Customer Care team, we had one of our skilled System Design Specialists visit the property. The team conducted a comprehensive inspection and swiftly diagnosed the cause: inadequate support beneath the home leading to the pesky issues they faced above. The recommended solution? Our SmartJack system - a reliable, powerful solution for uplifting and supporting not just the structure, but also our homeowner’s peace of mind.

Our foreman and the installation crew soon got to work, embarking on the task with the kind of efficiency and attention to detail we pride ourselves on. The installation process of the SmartJack system was conducted methodically, ensuring not just the resolution of sagging floors and uncooperative doors, but also guaranteeing the strength and stability of the home for the long haul.

Once completed, the homeowner was freed from the concerns of bowing floors and sticking doors. They could now revel in a fully functional, secure home, courtesy of our SmartJack installation. This adventure from distress to delight isn’t just another job for us; it’s what fuels our dedication to provide reliable and lasting solutions, paired with a remarkable customer experience, restoring not only the foundation of homes but also the comfort and stability our clients depend on every day.

Have you ever thought about the benefits of encapsulating your crawlspace? A recent customer of ours wanted to know the benefits of encapsulating your crawlspace. He wasn't sure if they should actually do it or not. He decided to just give us a call and we explained to him that it would be better to just have someone come take a look at the crawlspace and give a free estimate. We got them on the schedule to meet with our specialist Nick. Once Nick got out to the home he met with the homeowners and they went over any concerns and questions the homeowner may have had. Nick then went into the crawlspace and started to take photos and measurements also crawled the whole crawlspace to make sure there is not any water or water damage. Once he was done with that he then met with the homeowners to go over everything he had found. He then started to write and go over the prospal with the homeowners about our CleanSpace Encapsulation System. The CleanSpace liner is used to isolate the home from the earth completely and permanently.  

Are you worried about water in your crawlspace? Recently we had a customer call about some groundwater in his crawlspace. We sent out one of our Specialist to go out and take a look at it for them. They ended up recommending they get a SumpPump and some SmartPipe. We sent our one of our formen to install our SumpPump along with some SmartPipe. The reason we installed our SmartPipe to help redirect the water outside, to keep the crawlspace nice and dry.

Do you have strong humidity in your crawl space? Would you like help with the situation? No problem! We have dealt with humidity issues in the past, which is often caused by standing water/floods in crawl spaces. A recent customer of ours had a crawl space which was vented with force air, but the humidity became very high over time. We got the call and sent our forewoman out to install Smartpipe, a SumpPump, and fresh cleanspace over the ground for the water issues, SilverGlo to the walls, and used a Sedona SaniDry in the end to drain the humidity out of the air to create a much healthier and cleaner environment. Call or visit us today to book an appointment and have all your questions and concerns answered. We are here for you! 

Do you have gaps in your patio? Gaps are never fun, plus they can be a tripping hazard. If pavers are too far apart, or installed incorrectly, then gaps will most likely occur. If you are curious about our services, particularly our foundation repair, call or visit us in person and we will get your home back to normal in no time! 

Do you have water in your crawl space due to a rainstorm? Maybe a few cracks? We at Foundation Supportworks of Idaho are well aware of issues surrounding crawl spaces, leaks, and other home concerns. A customer of ours this year had puddles of water in the crawl space, as well as a few cracks, which she thought was letting water in. We sent one of our foremen out and he installed a Smartpipe, vent cover, SuperSump, and nexuspro to drain the water now and in the future, and repair the cracks in the crawl space. Give us a call or a visit in person to learn more about our services and schedule an appointment, which we will make as soon as possible. Our number one priority is our customers and we are always here to help! 

Are you a customer who has a crawl space? Does your crawl space flood when it is rainstorm season? We had a customer recently who had that exact same problem. We sent one of our workers over to install sump pump, use a Sedona SaniDry, and install vent covers over the vents outside the crawl space. We at Foundation Supportworks of Idaho deal with these sort of problems and more all the time. This is not unfamiliar territory to us. For more information on our services, or to schedule an appointment, visit our website, check out our Facebook and Instagram pages, call us, or give us a visit in person to learn more. If you decide to make an appointment with us, we will send one of our consultants/workers to your house to address the problem and answer any questions or concerns, and take in any recommendations you might have. 

The littlest things can cause the most damage, literally! In the photo below you can see some cracking along a window for the basement, well unfortunately the crack goes all the way through to the inside of the house and has caused significant water damage from water slowly getting in over time, if you're not too sure it never hurts to set an appointment with a specialist to prevent things from happening! 

This homeowner went about calling a different company who installed what they call a sump pump. But to their surprise, they continuously still had flooding in their crawlspace.

So we replaced the competitor's system out with ours to Really keep the water out this time!

A homeowner in Eagle noticed he had two cracks in his garage foundation. The cracks went all the way through the garage and into the stucco.

We installed four Helical Piers around the garage to lift and stabilize it. We also installed Landscape wells to move water away from the structure and have it go down towards the rain gutters. 

Mr. Ktkinson called because he had water coming into his basement. He lived in a manufactured home that was leaking. There were cinderblocks on one side of the home and new ones on the other side of the house. The foundation was on an older farm house-single wide. When they put the double-wide home on, it was leaking shortly after they had moved in 2004. So they called because they need it to get fixed!

We found that the water was coming in from their egress window, so to fix this we installed a new Egress window well duct, Sump Pump and Waterguard and The Basement To Beautiful Panels

The Waterguard was installed to collect water and drain it to the Sump Pump

Sump Pump was installed to pump all the water out of the basement, as well to pump any further water from coming in.

The Basement To Beautiful Panels are engineered foam panels with integral studs, that are fastened directly to the foundation walls. The panel features a unique, advanced SilverGlo foam insulation with graphite infused throughout the foam. The graphite drives the insulation Value (or “R” value) of the foam up by approximately 24% over conventional Expanded Polystyrene foam by lowering its thermal conductivity.

Mr. Ktkinson was very pleased with the work! And left us a nice review on google 

Mr. Miller who lives in Eagle, ID was building a patio with a concrete foundation. He wanted us to install some Helical Piers to help stabilize the patio and to prevent any settling issues in the future. For this install, we put three Helical Piers in and the brackets are now able to stabilize the footings.  

We were contacted by homeowners in Eagle because their front porch had sunk a couple of inches. This sinking exposed the wood between the decorative stone and cement porch, which means the steps to the front entrance of their home were starting to ruin. With a quick call from the owners, our expert came to the scene to fix this issue for these concerned homeowners.

Once at the scene, our experts began installing push piers to stabilize and prevent the further sinking of the porch. At the time of installation, our experts were able to lift the porch back to its original position, making it look as if no sinking or damaged had even occurred. With our expert's immense knowledge of the situation, we were able to solve this problem for these property owners in a timely fashion.

Homeowners experienced a musty odor everytime it rained.  The problem seemed to be coming through the floors.  Unsure what to do the homeowners called us.  Upon inspection standing water and moisture problems are discovered in the home's crawl space.  We designed a waterproofing solution that achieves a dry crawl space, clean air, and protects the home from future flooding. 

Snow melt and heavy rainfall revealed standing water in the crawl space.  We worked with the homeowners to design a waterproofing system specific to their goal and space.  A dry crawl space is achieved and the home is protected from future flooding.

Home had a vertical crack in the concrete basement wall. The problem was discovered when water had intruded through the crack, damaging the dry wall.  We worked with the homeowners and chose FlexiSpan® Crack Repair System to permanently repair the concrete and keep the basement dry. 

Last week we received a call from Chuck. Chuck was very upset when we first spoke. He told us about how he was trying to sell his house and was not having any luck. Chuck said “I don’t understand, it’s a 10 year old house in Eagle, it shouldn't be this hard to sell.” so we started to ask questions. It turns out that every time a prospective buyer would send an inspector to examine the house, the crawlspace wouldn’t pass. That’s why Chuck called us!

Chuck's home had standing water along the perimeter of the crawlspace and the black vapor barrier had been ripped down. Thankfully during that first call we were able to set an appointment with our System Design Specialist to visit Chuck and take a look at the affected area.

Our expert quickly put together a plan to remove all of the water from the crawl space and prevent this issue from ever coming back. First, suggested instalingl a SuperSump sump pump to remove the water from the crawl space and back out to the yard. However, because the water was standing along the perimeter of the crawl space we also needed to add a SmartPipe system to move that standing water the direction of the sump.

Now that the water was being removed from the space and diverted into the lawn we could move on to step two: Isolate the house from the earth. This is when we used our CleanSpace product! Most vapor barriers are 6 mil polyethylene that can easily rip and get holes poked in it when you crawl on it.  That’s not the case with CleanSpace! CleanSpace is a 20 mil thick plastic liner, similar to pool liner, that can be fitted in your crawl space to completely seal off your home from the earth and moiture in the ground.

By the time we had finished with Chuck's crawl space, he was able to not only quickly sell the house, but he was able to get more than the original asking price! Chuck called us with the great news and to thank our system design specialist and the team for helping him out of this wet situation. 

Amy A. from Middleton fell in love with a home built in the late 60s, it was everything she ever wanted. She started to do some remodeling to the exterior of the home and noticed stair-step cracking in the brick. She could tell that the previous owner had attempted to fill the cracks but she knew that filling the cracks or covering the cracks up would only be a band-aid fix. She stated to pay more attention to the out side of her dream home and noticed a gap between the chimney and the side of her home. Worried that there could be an issue with the foundation she reached out to us for help.

Shortly after calling Foundation Supportworks she met with Mike T. one of the teams most quailied foundation specialist. Mike was able to confirm Amys worries of a foundation issue. He let her know that the chimney was not built on the same foundation as the home and that made it even more at risk of having foundation issues. Mike was able to walk around the home and noticed some of the doors and windows sticking. Amy, like most homeowners had notice the doors sticking but she thought it was just because the home was old. Mike gave her an onsite estimation to have her issue not only repaired but to prevent it from ever coming back.

Once the job was finished we followed up with Amy and found that she was very happy with the work done on her home. She said that she felt a lot safer and could enjoy her dream home even more now!