A substantial Davenport project: roughly 100 linear feet of basement waterproofing with a new sump pit and drainage system, plus structural work including new 6×6 support posts, new concrete footings, and temporary support of the main girder beam and stairwell during repairs. Block mortar joints, weep-hole water intrusion, and foundation cracks were repaired inside and out.
A vehicle struck this Rock Island, Illinois home and damaged roughly 22 feet of foundation wall. Behncke Construction rebuilt the damaged east and south wall sections with reinforced masonry and bond beam block on a structural engineer’s recommendation.
Two older basement windows replaced with 32-by-14-inch Duo-Corp double-sliding Low-E units in Davenport, Iowa, plus an exterior foundation crack repair carried out beneath one of the openings during the same visit.
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 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.
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.
Behncke Construction rebuilt a 28-foot CMU foundation wall on a Davenport, Iowa home — new concrete footing, new sill plate, and a salvaged-stone interior partition repair finished with a fresh parge coat.
Stone foundation restoration and parging on an early-1900s home — Behncke Construction applied a full parge coat and installed new basement windows to control moisture.
A deteriorating foundation north of Eldridge, IA — failing mortar joints and walls needing reinforcement — restored with full re-tuckpointing and eight steel I-beam wall braces.
An older Bettendorf, IA brick home with a leaking foundation crack — repaired by hand-excavating and sealing the crack from the exterior, plus brick repair and tuckpointing to restore the masonry.