Foundation repair Wauwatosa homeowners actually trust
Wauwatosa is an established Milwaukee suburb, and a lot of its charm comes from the old houses. Homes built in the 1920s through the 1950s sit on brick, block, and stone foundations, and those walls have been holding back soil for the better part of a century. When one of them cracks, bows, or settles, it is telling you something. The forces behind it do not stop on their own, so the problem grows if it is left alone.
The Menomonee River runs through town, and the clay soil around these mature neighborhoods swells every spring when it takes on snowmelt and rain. That swelling presses sideways against the wall, and Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles add to it. The result shows up as horizontal cracks partway up a wall, stair-step cracks near the corners, and older walls that lean slowly inward. During a hard rain, some of these basements start taking on water where the seal has given out.
We are a family business, based at 2128 Easy St in Waukesha, and Wauwatosa is a short drive for our crew. Nick and Luis, the owners, are on the job themselves, and we have been repairing walls like these since 1998. One Wauwatosa homeowner called us after another company missed the real source of the water. We found it, sealed and braced the wall, and the basement stayed bone-dry through the spring thaw. Every repair comes with a lifetime transferable warranty.
