Concrete is only as strong as the soil beneath it. In Houston, most of the ground is comprised of clay loam. With an annual average of 53 inches of rain, Houston is known for being wet and humid for most of the year. This is a problem for clay particles in the soil, and by extension, concrete on your property. Water causes the clay loam to expand and push against concrete structures like driveways or outdoor steps. When the soil dries, it shrinks and becomes cracked, causing your concrete to move again. FSS uses PolyRenewal, a leading polyurethane injection system that protects concrete from the elements, lifts it back into its original position, and provides sturdy support.
Foundation repair requires a deep understanding of the local soil and environmental factors that can impact a home's foundation. Texas is known for its expansive clay soils, which can experience significant swelling and shrinking due to moisture fluctuations. This soil movement often leads to foundation issues that require specialized knowledge and experience to address effectively.
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