Alton experiences various weather conditions throughout the year, with precipitation common year-round.
Its soil profile is mostly clay, which retains water more than other soil types and has high plasticity. This plasticity and moisture retention cause expansion and contraction of the ground around your property which can be a challenge in home construction if you’re unprepared.
Weather conditions lead to issues inside your home such as bowing walls, cracks, gaps between the floor and wall, and uneven settlement, affecting your foundations.
Fortunately, we have local experts who are experienced in dealing with the soil and climate conditions that affect waterproofing and foundations in this area. Trust us to give you the best advice and service, and we’ll use products based on your unique needs and foundation issues.
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If you need home foundation repair in Alton, we’re here to help. Being close to the Mississippi River and experiencing thunderstorms, frost heave, and soaking rain means residents battle excess moisture and freeze/thaw cycles that put pressure on foundations and cause water damage. These issues can remain hidden for a long time, so if you’ve recently had wet weather, a storm, or even a long period of dryness, you should have an expert check your home for symptoms of foundation damage.
We offer free estimates and will never recommend a service if there is an easier and cheaper solution—even if it means you go somewhere else.
We are a family-owned company and have been a leader in providing innovative solutions for healing homes since 1987. Helitech takes pride in offering individualized attention, genuine care, and compassion for our customers and the wonderful communities we are privileged to serve.
Trust us with your foundation repair and basement waterproofing in Alton. Your home is an investment and the space where you live your life to the fullest. Get peace of mind today and contact us online for a free assessment.
