Unreinforced Concrete Foundations

Older concrete foundations frequently present a variety of structural challenges that can concern homeowners. Whether your home inspector flagged foundation issues during an inspection, or a contractor has recommended repairs, understanding these problems is the first step toward making informed decisions about your home's structural integrity.

Our comprehensive guide helps you identify and understand common foundation issues, including what they look like and the factors that contribute to their development.

Download our detailed resource to discover:

• Unreinforced Concrete Foundations - Understanding early concrete foundations
• Foundation Caps - An outdated method of addressing faulty grade
• Curb Walls - The role of these walls in reducing water entry
• Foundation Saddles - An outdated reinforcement method
• Rotation - Signs of foundation movement and displacement
• Parge Coating - Protective surface treatments of exposed foundations
• Assisting Walls - Additional foundation walls for compromised foundations
• Cuts in Grade - How excavation and grading changes affect foundation integrity
• Additions - Adding new foundations against outdated foundations

This resource empowers you to have informed conversations with contractors and inspectors, helping you understand the scope and urgency of any foundation work your home may require. Knowledge of these common issues enables better decision-making and more effective communication with foundation professionals.