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Peak Structural, INC videos
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
We all know about Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter, but how much do we know about the seasons and how they effect our foundations? Here's a brief tutorial on Foundation Repair Seasons, what to do when, and the various factors that change the cost of foundation crack repair. Cassi Sherman ...
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Ride along with the Peak Structural technicians to see how helical piers are installed at a commercial location. Questions? www.peakstructural.com
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Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Ride along with the Peak Structural technicians to see how push piers are installed at a commercial location. Questions? www.peakstructural.com
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Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Here's a video on how wall anchors are installed, what wall anchors do, and some great before and after pictures. Peak Structural is based in Denver, CO and we service northern Colorado with foundation repair like wall anchors. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful videos about these issues, or ...
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
Check out the causes of swelling soil under your foundation and why water is usually a cause for that. Learn about the Clay Bowl Effect and indications that your home might be suffering from it. Brought to you by Peak Structural.
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
Jeanette, an Arvada Real Estate agent, asks some great questions about foundation concerns in crawlspaces. Cassi Sherman replies with info about the stack effect, indoor air quality, and some tips and tricks on detecting crawlspace and subfloor problems before your clients buy the home. Check out www.peakstructural.com for more info.
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Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011
Ever wondered why your garage floor is heaving? Or why your basement cracks open and close seasonally? Find out some facts on bentonite clay and other expansive soils in the Denver, CO area from your foundation repair experts at Peak Structural. ...
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Poor drainage is the leading cause of foundation problems. Why? Because water intrusion activates expansive soil, which can generate 20000 pounds of pressure on a foundation wall. To learn more about foundation concerns and how to fix foundation problems, check out www.peakstructural.com
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Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Peak Structural has compiled a short video to help you diagnose foundation movement problems before they become costly. Interior damage due to foundation movement is often the first series of symptoms that people recognize. Check out www.peakstructural.com for more information!
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
The Denver Home Show at the National Western Complex is this weekend--March 18-20th from 10am to 9pm. Come join us to get great ideas on home improvements and other super deals like Rocky Mountain Salsa! Here are easy directions to the Peak Structural booth as you enter the complex from ...
Friday, March 9th, 2012
The average Colorado home can weight 160 tons and surrounding soil can put up to 1000 lbs. per foot of pressure on your basement walls. If your foundation walls have cracks, all that pressure means that these cracks will get worst and steal even more from the value of your ...
Friday, March 9th, 2012
The soil around your Arvada, Fort Collins, Denver area home is like a sponge. It absorbs water, expands when it's wet, and contracts when it's dry. For your foundation, these changes can be devastating, especially during very wet and very dry weather in Colorado. Wall cracks, uneven floors are signs that ...
Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
Foundation settlement problems in Colorado are typically caused by changing soil conditions around and below your home. Wetting and softening of soils, drying and shrinking of soils, and poorly compacted fill soils can cause your home to shift, sink and settle down into the earth. If you've noticed one or ...
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