Floor cracks can be common, but it is important to know when a floor crack indicates a bigger problem. Floor cracks can be a sign of foundation failure. If your concrete floor is showing signs of sinking, sagging, settling, or cracking, it may mean that your foundation is settling. Look for these signs:
Cracks in concrete floorThe expansive soils in Oklahoma and Arkansas can cause the foundation to shift and move. When the ground is dry do to lack of water, the soil will shrink and when the soil is oversaturated, it will expand. This constant shrinking and expansion causes the ground beneath your foundation to move, thus, causing your foundation to move. That is when floor cracks are a big concern.
Don't ignore your floor cracks. Let the professionals at Foundation Repair Services (FRS) examine them and see if you are in need of foundation repair. If your floor cracks are due to a foundation problem, we have the products and experience to get your foundation and floor cracks fixed. You may think a floor crack is nothing to worry about, but if it is caused by foundation settlement, the longer it is ignored, the more your home's foundation is in danger.
FRS has the solutions for your floor cracks and foundation problems. We use a piering system to get your foundation back to its original level. These solution and pier system includes:
Helical piers are used when there is a need to resist a tension or
compressive force or both. When these ECP helical piers are
combined with a helical bracket, these screw anchors are ideal
for foundation repair. They are ideal when there is a light
structural load, unstable rock basement or very deep load
bearing layers.