Hartford County Foundation Repair Crumbling Concrete Service Launched

Feb 24, 2017

A Hartford County based construction company, Don Childree General Contractors, has launched a foundation replacement service. Don Childree General Contractors specialize in replacing crumbling concrete foundations and also offer home building and renovation services

South Windsor, United States - February 23, 2017 /PressCable/ —

Don Childree General Contractors have announced the launch of a concrete foundation replacement service in Eastern Connecticut and Western Massachusetts. Don Childree General Contractors are experts at replacing crumbling foundations to protect the integrity of people’s homes and to prevent further damage.

For more information please visit: http://crumblingfoundations.com/.

Don Childree General Contractors carry out a vast range of construction services. They build new homes, renovate existing ones and provide an expert foundation repair service. The company has been in operation since 1976 and has built up a vast amount of knowledge and experience in those 41 years.

They explain that experience ensure that that only use the best materials and products to provide the ultimate reliable service for their customers. Their customers satisfaction is their top priority and they strive to fulfil this objective with every project they undertake. Much of their business arises from word of mouth referrals from previous customers.

Many properties built in Connecticut in the 1980’s now have problems with crumbling concrete foundations. This can cause many problems within the home, such as structural damage, leaning chimneys, crack and sunken foundations. Don Childree General Contractors use their expertise and state of the art equipment to address this problem.

The company explains that they offer a free estimate inspection for foundation replacement. A certified inspector will visit the customer’s home to determine the extent of the problem and to draw up a tailored plan for replacement.

They are specialists at dealing with map cracking, which happens alongside pyrrhotite reactions. In this case the foundations need to be fully exposed and the building jacked and supported. At this point the crew cut away affected areas and then creates new footing walls and footing drains that will go with the new waterproofed foundations.

Those wishing to find out more about Don Childree General Contractors and its foundation repair service can visit the website on the link provided above.

Contact Info:
Name: Don Childree
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Don Childree General Contractor, LLC
Address: 89 Commerce Way South Windsor, CT 06074, United States
Phone: +1-860-290-9117

For more information, please visit http://crumblingfoundations.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 172681

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