When you see cracks in your walls, floors that bounce when you walk on them, or basement walls pushing in, your home needs help. Cleveland’s clay soil gets bigger when it’s wet and smaller when it’s dry. That puts a lot of pressure on your foundation. Add in our cold winters and moisture from Lake Erie, and older homes in Ohio City, Tremont, and Kamm’s Corners start having problems. Visit our home page
We fix structural issues inside and outside your home, level floors, and repair plumbing that moves when your foundation shifts. Our team finds out why your foundation is settling or moving, then we fix it so your home stays safe and strong.
Interior Structural Repairs in Cleveland OH
Cracked drywall, sagging floors, or basement walls bowing inward show what Cleveland’s clay soil does to homes. We see this a lot in Kamm’s Corners, West Park, and St. Clair–Superior. The soil swells and shrinks with rain and dry weather, and that puts stress on older houses.
We put in support beams, add extra joists, and install steel posts. This stops your floors from sagging and keeps walls from moving more. After we fix things, your floors feel solid and the cracks stop getting bigger. Cleveland’s clay expands when wet and shrinks when dry. That back-and-forth movement causes the damage. Homes built before 1950 often need extra support because they were built to older rules and don’t always hold up to what we expect today. Learn more about our Interior Structural Repairs services
Exterior Structural Repairs in Cleveland OH
Foundation wall cracks, gaps where the foundation meets your house, or concrete that’s falling apart—you can’t wait on these. In Tremont, Cudell, and Brooklyn Centre, we see homes where the foundation pulls away from the house because the soil keeps moving.
We anchor those walls back in place, rebuild broken sections, and lock everything to solid ground. This stops water from getting in and prevents more movement. Our winters crack concrete and our clay soil never stops pushing. Fix it now and the cost is reasonable. Wait a few years and you might need to tear it all out and start over. Learn more about our Exterior Structural Repairs services
Flooring Repair in Cleveland OH
Sloped hardwood, cracked tile, or floors that bounce mean something’s wrong below. In Kamm’s Corners, West Park, and Union–Miles Park, homes built on clay soil settle unevenly. That makes slopes you can feel and gaps between the floor and walls.
We level the subfloor, replace broken joists, and make the whole floor system solid. No more creaking or worry about weak spots. If your foundation has settled, we fix that first. If we don’t, you’re just covering up the problem and the floor will break again in a couple years when the soil moves more. Learn more about our Flooring Repair services
Repair Water Fixtures in Cleveland OH
Leaking pipes, cracked drain lines, or plumbing that’s moved out of place all mean your foundation is shifting. In St. Clair–Superior, Hough, and Clark–Fulton, older homes often have cast iron pipes that rust and leak where they connect. When the foundation settles or moves, those stiff pipes crack.
We seal connections, replace damaged pipes, and hold fixtures in place so water flows right without leaks. This keeps moisture from soaking into your wood and concrete. If we only fix the pipes and don’t fix what made them move, you’ll have the same leaks in a year or two. We fix both problems so the repair lasts. Learn more about our Repair Water Fixtures services
