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Dalrock Foundation Repair
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citysearch c.
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My house started getting sticky doors and our brand new travertine tile floor developed cracks across the kitchen and living room. Had multiple companies over. One said ""not bad enough to fix"", another said ""probably a water leak"". The insurance sent an engineering team and concluded it was NOT a water leak. I contacted Dalrock for a second opinion and Rex came over looked at all the paperwork took some measurements and said it look like a root problem, recommended a root barrier, and told me where and how to put it in. He also said the foundation would return closer to its correct level after about 1 year, so to wait it out and not do any repairs. A year later (actually 16 months, cause I procrastinated), I called them back and they came in today. They checked all the levels and confirmed the foundation is much less out of whack than it was back then. No foundation repair needed. I can now repair my tile floor.\r
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I full heartedly recommend them to anyone. Of all the different companies I worked with, they were the only ones that felt honest, knowledgeable, friendly and not out to sell me something even if I didn't need it. Thank you Rex!\r
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Sincerely, David H.
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