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Sinking & Settling Foundation Repair Toronto, GTA & Ontario

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RepairConcrete.ca offers quality Sinking and Settling Foundation Repair Toronto, GTA and South Ontario. Our expert foundation repair contractors can help repair settling foundations of various difficulty levels. From sagging pier installation, push pier installations to slab pier installation services and more. Quality workmanship, affordable financing and experienced contractors.

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Settling Foundation Repair Applies to

What is a Sinking and Settling Foundation?

A sinking and settling foundation is a structural foundation problem that occurs when the ground beneath a building moves or shifts, causing the foundation to sink or settle unevenly. This movement can be caused by various factors such as soil shrinkage or expansion, poor soil compaction, poor drainage or water damage, or the presence of underground water.
 

As the foundation sinks or settles, it can cause cracks in the walls, uneven floors, and other structural issues in the building. If left untreated, a sinking and settling foundation can lead to serious damage and compromise the integrity of the entire structure. Professional help and appropriate foundation repairs are often necessary to rectify this problem.

Settling Foundation Repair Cost Toronto

Cost to Repair Sinking Foundation

Sinking or settling foundation repair in Toronto costs from $1,500 to $50,000+. The exact price of sinking foundation repair varies greatly depending on the extent of the damage and other factors such as the ease of access, the location of the property, and the specific settling foundation repair technique being used.

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When to Seek Settling Foundation Repair Services

Signs that Your Foundation is Sinking or Settling

Settling or sinking foundation is a serious issue that must be addressed by professional engineers and contractors. If you suspect that you have a sinking or settling foundation, make sure to contact professionals immediately. Some of the common signs of settling and sinking foundation include:
 

  • Cracks in the walls or ceilings - look for cracks that appear in a stair-step pattern or are wide.

  • Uneven or sloping floors - if you notice that your floors are uneven or sloping, it could be a sign that the foundation has shifted.

  • Doors and windows that stick - if your doors and windows suddenly become difficult to open or close, it may be due to the foundation settlement.

  • Gaps around doors and windows - if you notice gaps between the frames of your doors and windows, it could be a result of the foundation moving.

  • Cracks in the exterior brickwork or foundation - check for cracks in the exterior brickwork or foundation, as these can indicate foundation issues.

  • Leaning or tilting chimney - if your chimney is leaning or tilting away from the rest of the house, it could be a sign of foundation movement.

  • Basement floor cracks or bowing walls - in homes with basements, look for cracks in the basement floor or bowing walls, as these are common signs of foundation problems.
     

If you notice any of these signs, it is recommended to consult with a professional foundation contractor to assess the situation and determine the appropriate course of action. 

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Sinking or Settling Foundation Repair Services Toronto, GTA & Ontario

Sinking Foundation Repair Potential Options to Consider

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Underpinning involves stabilizing the foundation by installing additional support below the existing foundation. This can be done using various techniques such as helical piers, push piers, or slab piers. These piers are driven deep into the ground until they reach a stable soil layer to support and lift the foundation.

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Slab Pier Installation

In some cases, slab piers may be used to repair foundation. For example, if the ground the foundation settles, this may cause the slab to settle as well, which in turn leads to cracked basement floors.

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Foundation Grouting

 In cases where the settling is caused by voids or gaps beneath the foundation, grouting may be used. This involves injecting a stabilizing grout material into the voids to fill them and support the foundation.

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Foundation Leveling

This process involves lifting and releveling the foundation using hydraulic jacks or a similar mechanism. The foundation is carefully raised to its original position, and support is added to prevent further settlement. Engineers may use this method in some cases.

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Hellical Pier Installation

Helical piers are used to stabilize the foundation of your home. However, instead of being "pushed" into the ground like a push pier, they are screwed into the ground.

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Poor drainage can contribute to foundation settlement. Correcting drainage issues around the property, such as installing proper gutters, downspouts, and grading the soil away from the foundation, can help prevent further foundation problems.

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Push Pier Installation Services

Push Piers work by pushing into the ground until the hit the bedrock under the building.

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Foundation Mudjacking Services

Mudjacking, also known as slabjacking, is often used to repair sinking concrete slabs. This process involves injecting a slurry mixture (typically a combination of sand, cement, and water) beneath the sunken slab. The mixture fills voids and raises the slab to its original position.

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Other Sinking Foundation Repair Methods

Other methods of sinking foundation repair may be recommend by an Engineer at the beginning of the process.

We Repair Settling Foundations from Muskoka to London and Niagara

Sinking Foundation Repair in South Ontario

Are you dealing with a settling foundation or a sinking foundation in Toronto, GTA, Markham, Oakville, and surrounding areas? Look no further than RepairConcrete.ca for expert settling foundation repair services. Our experienced contractors have the knowledge and skills to assess the underlying cause of your foundation issues and provide effective solutions.
 

Whether your foundation requires push pier installation, helical pier installation, or slab pier installation or another approach, our team is equipped to handle it all. We understand the importance of stabilizing and lifting your foundation to prevent further damage and restore its structural integrity.
 

We proudly serve various locations, including Hamilton, Muskoka, Collingwood, Burlington, Kitchener, Guelph, Waterloo, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, Vaughan, Barrie, Oshawa, Niagara, and other locations in South Ontario. No matter where you are in these areas, our professionals will come to your aid.
 

At RepairConcrete.ca, we prioritize customer satisfaction and ensure that every project is completed with attention to detail and precision. Our reliable and efficient services will give you peace of mind knowing that your settling foundation or sinking foundation is being repaired by experts.
 

Don't let foundation issues compromise the safety and stability of your property. Contact RepairConcrete.ca today and let our skilled contractors take care of your settling foundation repair needs in South Ontario. Book a FREE estimate today!

 

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Sinking Foundation Repair Toronto & Beyond

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Etobicoke

Hamilton

Welland

Guelph

Brampton

King City

Simcoe

Ajax

Aurora

Kleinburg

Oshawa

Whitby

Bowmanville

Gravenhurst

Beaverton

St. Catherines

Grimsby

Innisfil

Pickering

Stouffville

York Region

North York

Bolton

Cambridge

Peterborough

Washago

Huntsville

New Tecumseth

Brantford

Kawartha Lakes

Scarborough

Owen Sound

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