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Foundation repair · Sanford, ME

Foundation repair in Sanford, ME

Fieldstone, block and concrete foundations repaired or replaced under Sanford's mill era houses, Springvale homes and newer houses across the city.

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Warning signs

Is your Sanford foundation moving?

What we look for in older Sanford homes.

Stone

Bulging walls

Old stone or block walls that bulge or crack are moving and need repair.

Water

Wet basements

Water through walls or floors weakens foundations over time.

Inside

Sloped floors

Uneven floors and sticking doors point to settlement.

Sanford foundations

Foundations from the mill years.

Many Sanford homes were built during the Goodall Mills boom around the turn of the last century. More than a hundred years of frost and water have worked on their foundations.

We repair walls that can be saved and replace those that cannot, lifting the house when a full new foundation is needed. New footings go below the local frost depth so the house stays put.

Where soil is soft or wet, helical piles can carry the house on load bearing soil deeper down.

Foundation snapshot

Common types

Fieldstone, block and poured concrete

Typical homes

Mill era houses and Springvale homes

Frost

Footings below the local frost depth

Soft soil

Helical piles to load bearing soil

Permits

Through the City of Sanford

How it works

How foundation work runs

Find the cause, fix it properly.

01

Inspect

Walls, footings, drainage and framing checked.

02

Recommend

Repair, piles or replacement, with a written estimate.

03

Build

We lift if needed, excavate and build.

04

Protect

Drainage and grading.

FAQ

Sanford foundation questions

Is my old stone foundation worth saving?

It depends on how much has moved. Small sections can be rebuilt. Widespread failure usually means a new foundation.

When are helical piles used?

When soil is too soft or wet for a standard footing.

Do you work in Maine?

Yes. Sanford is part of our York County service area.

Do you handle permits?

Yes, through the City of Sanford.

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