Foundation and waterproofing work in Menomonee Falls
Menomonee Falls is one of the biggest villages in Wisconsin, and its basements cover about every building era we work on. Walk a few blocks and you go from 1950s and 1960s ranches on concrete block to 1970s split-levels to newer subdivisions on poured walls. Each era leaks and cracks in its own way. Old block walls take on water through the hollow cores and start to bow after decades of wet clay pushing on them. Poured walls tend to crack in a straight vertical line and seep at the joint where the wall meets the floor.
Homes closer to the Menomonee River often deal with a higher water table in spring, so a sump pump with battery backup earns its keep there. Our crew handles the whole range: sealing and bracing cracked or bowing walls with carbon fiber or steel beams, interior drain tile, exterior waterproofing dug down to the footing, egress windows for a legal basement bedroom, and steel support beams under sagging floors. Nick or Luis will look at your walls, tell you what era of problem you have, and hand you a written quote. When the Village of Menomonee Falls requires a permit, we pull it.
