Technical Papers
Foundation Repair Technical Papers
Many towns in our service area are experiencing droughts, especially north of our office in Frankfort and other parts of Eastern Kentucky like Elliott County. We are seeing a heavy increase in foundational problems in these areas because of the clay soil that resides in these areas of Kentucky. Read this paper to learn why your foundation may be sinking.
Thursday, September 12th, 2024
The drought hitting Northern and Eastern Kentucky is causing the soil to shrink and pull away from foundations, which can lead to settling issues. If you think your home might be settling or sinking, be sure to check out our blog for more information!
Thursday, September 12th, 2024
Noticing Signs of Your Home Settling? Check Out Our Blog to Learn How We Fix It with Steel Piers!
Thursday, September 12th, 2024
Total Technical Papers: 3
our service area
We serve the following areas
- Berry
- Carlisle
- Clearfield
- Corinth
- Crittenden
- Crockett
- Cynthiana
- Denniston
- Dry Ridge
- Elizaville
- Elkfork
- Elliottville
- Ewing
- Ezel
- Farmers
- Flatgap
- Flemingsburg
- Frenchburg
- Ghent
- Hillsboro
- Hope
- Isonville
- Jonesville
- Keaton
- Mason
- Millersburg
- Moorefield
- Morehead
- Mount Olivet
- Mount Sterling
- New Liberty
- North Middletown
- Olympia
- Owenton
- Owingsville
- Paris
- Plummers Landing
- Sadieville
- Salt Lick
- Sanders
- Sandy Hook
- Sharpsburg
- Sitka
- Stambaugh
- Wallingford
- Wellington
- West Liberty
- Williamstown
- Worthville
- Wrigley