A foundation crack repaired from both directions at a home just west of Moline, Illinois — excavated and sealed from the outside, then repaired again on the interior face of the wall.
A professionally installed, code-aware egress window and window well for a Davenport, Iowa basement — safe emergency egress and added natural light.
A completed residential project that combined foundation wall stabilization using 16 steel wall braces with 40 feet of interior basement waterproofing and tuckpointing of deteriorated mortar joints.
Behncke Construction installed a full interior drain tile system with two sump pits in a larger Blue Grass, Iowa basement — and why bigger basements sometimes need more than one pump.
An undersized basement window well in Bettendorf, Iowa, replaced with a larger, code-compliant egress well and a new protective cover — restoring a safe escape route and keeping water out of the well.
Three aging 32-by-16-inch basement windows in a concrete block foundation in Davenport, Iowa, replaced with new slider units — anchored and sealed into the block openings to cut drafts, moisture, and energy loss.
A horizontal crack in a poured concrete foundation in Davenport, Iowa — evaluated for displacement, found non-structural, and sealed from the exterior with a hand-dug excavation to prevent water intrusion without tearing up the yard.
A deteriorated front stoop, damaged steps, and sidewalk sections replaced in Blue Grass, Iowa — plus a new underground downspout extension to route roof runoff away and protect the new concrete flatwork.
An egress window well in Bettendorf, Iowa, that had been set too high was excavated, re-set to the proper depth below the sill, and rebuilt with clean drainage stone to stop water from leaking into the basement.
A bowing concrete block foundation wall in Taylor Ridge, Illinois, stabilized with five steel wall braces, then tuckpointed and crack-repaired to protect the masonry — and why bracing and mortar repair belong together.