Deteriorating and broken mortar joints in a Moline foundation were letting water into the home. Behncke Construction tuckpointed the damaged joints and improved drainage around the house so water stops reaching the foundation in the first place.
A concrete garage stem wall in Moline was breaking down, likely from conditions when it was originally poured. Behncke Construction removed the deteriorated concrete, prepared the foundation, and bonded a new layer of repair material to restore the wall and protect the concrete that remained.
Behncke Construction stabilized three basement walls in Moline, Illinois with twelve heavy structural steel I-beams, each installed for continuous contact with the block wall, and tuckpointed deteriorated and open mortar joints inside and out.
Poor exterior drainage was letting water reach a Moline foundation. Behncke Construction sealed the foundation from the exterior, repaired a damaged section, tuckpointed deteriorated masonry, blocked in an unused window, installed new window wells, regraded with topsoil, and replaced the deteriorated sidewalks with new concrete.
Cove-joint seepage in a newer home near Moline, IL, corrected by Behncke Construction with targeted adjustments to the existing waterproofing — no full system replacement needed.
Commercial masonry repair in Moline, Illinois — Behncke Construction rebuilt a CMU block wall damaged by forklift impact at an industrial facility.
A repeat customer’s aging driveway in Moline, IL — replaced after saw-cutting and lowering an over-high footing, with a new front sidewalk, garage-corner tuckpointing, and a protective cure and seal.