How You Save Money with Wall Supports
Wall supports for your home or commercial building ensure that you maintain the structural integrity of the building. But, while that’s more than enough reason to stabilize your walls, it’s not the only one.
Most homeowners and building managers underestimate the seriousness of wall cracks and gaps, and how easily problems could be avoided by wall supports. Below is a list of the potential hazards that might be indicated by a crack in your walls or foundation floor:
- Basement wall cracks allow moisture to get in, which could damage your building, its contents or cause unhealthy mould to form
- Cracks can mean shifting in walls and floors that leads to poor fitting doors and windows, which, in turn, could lead to increased heating and air conditioning costs
- Your foundation walls support the entire building. Left unchecked, cracks in foundation walls and floors can lead to damage throughout the building, which means not only fixing the cracks, but also the cause of the cracks and additional damage
By installing the right wall supports, you practice preventative maintenance and avoid the cost, frustration and turmoil that any wall crack can represent.
But how do you know whether a wall crack is from everyday settling or actually a sign of something worse to come? And which wall support system is the right one for the job?
Finding the Wall Supports You Need
Some common foundation wall supports include wall anchors, foundation pier system, and wall braces. All of these options can be effective basement wall support solutions, which is why it is important that you have an inspection done by a well-trained foundation repair contractor to advise you on the right solution for your home.
Clarke Basement Systems offers reliable options for all types of wall supports. Our products and workmanship conform to the highest standards of quality and come with solid warranties for added peace of mind.
Take advantage of our free inspection and estimate for your wall supports. Contact Clarke Basement Systems today.
