Service AreasBaltimore County
Baltimore County
Post-war colonials and split-levels sit on clay-heavy Piedmont soil that swells when it's wet and pulls away when it's dry — the exact cycle that stresses a foundation wall year after year until it starts to show.
- Towns we cover
- Towson, Catonsville, Dundalk
- Most common issue
- Clay soil wall pressure
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- Since 2014
- Ten-plus years on the same clay soil and block foundations.
- 7 Counties
- Baltimore, Howard, Anne Arundel, Carroll, Harford, PG, Montgomery.
- Free Estimates
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Questions
Straight answers.
- Is clay soil really that different to work with?
- Yes — it holds water against a foundation wall far longer than sandy or loamy soil, which is why homes here see more bowing and stair-step cracking than you'd expect from the age of the house alone.
- Do you cover the whole county?
- Yes, from the Baltimore City line out through Towson, Catonsville, Dundalk, and the rest of Baltimore County.
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Tell us what you are seeing.We will tell you what it takes.
Standing water, a hairline crack that keeps growing, a smell that will not leave — describe it and we will schedule someone to look at it. Most estimates go out within a few days of the call.