Foundation Repair in Detroit, MI

Detroit is Michigan's largest city and the county seat of Wayne County, and its older residential neighborhoods are full of housing types you don't see as much in the postwar suburbs — brick bungalows, colonials, and two-family flats, many built from the early 1900s through the 1920s. These homes often sit on aging block or brick foundation walls with old clay drain tile, and a century of Michigan winters has worked on all of it.

The Detroit River borders the city, and branches of the Rouge River run through it. The same heavy clay underlies the region, holding water against those older basement walls. We don't claim to cover every Detroit neighborhood by name — it's a big city — but we do work in its older residential areas, where the foundations are oldest and the basement problems are most entrenched. Cracked block walls, settled porches, and wet basements are common here, and they tend to be the kind of problems that get more expensive the longer they wait.

If your Detroit home has a cracked or bowing foundation wall, a wet basement, or floors that have started to slope, call us. We'll come take a look and tell you honestly what it needs.