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Can my Foundation be Fixed in the Winter?

Today, we're going to take an opportunity to answer a question that we're hearing a lot from homeowners in and around Colorado Springs:
 

                              Dear Peak Basement Systems, I have noticed that my foundation wall is sinking in the corner and I want to get it fixed, but now that it's getting cold outside, I'm afraid that I've waited too long.  The basement is unfinished and I can see that the wall is cracking.  Can you still work on my foundation if the ground is frozen?
     --From Cynthia, Woodland Park, CO

Cynthia,
That is a great question!  The simplest answer is yes, we can fix your foundation no matter the season.  The reason that we can do this is pretty cool, actually.  We can pier your foundation by going through the inside of your home to install the piers.  This type of pier installation is actually cheaper than digging down 8' to your foundation wall from the outside.   Not only that, but it allows us to work on your home even in winter weather conditions!  You also don't have to worry about existing landscaping.  Finally, having your foundation fixed in the winter can save you money because most piering companies, like us, will offer Winter Pricing discounts.  
                                                         --Aaron Henes, General Manager, Peak Basement Systems

Have you been noticing sinking, shifting, cracking, or bowing in your basement walls?  Have you been noticing these changes throughout the summer and want to do something about it now?  Take advantage of our Winter Pricing on Indoor Pier Installation Technology today! 

Comment by Stephanie
Added on: October 22nd, 2009
What a good idea to answer questions from customers! Looking forward to more posts from Peak!

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