High & Dry Foundation Repair » Service Areas » Ellisville MO Foundation Repair Services
High & Dry Foundation Repair has provided waterproofing, crack repair and foundation repair services to the residents of Ellisville, MO and the surrounding areas for over a decade. We are the local foundation repair experts.
Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors in Ellisville, MO trust us to solve their foundation problems. The only thing we leave high and dry is your home!
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Awesome price and service!!!
Gina - Ellisville, MO 63021
Response from High & Dry Foundation Repair:
Thanks Gina. We appreciate your business!
Amazing Job By Everyone!
Spence - Ellisville, MO 63011
Another great job by High and Dry. Our tech Kat was incredible and did an amazing job fixing our basement cracks. Kat showed up on time, worked diligently, maintained a clean work environment, and returned to us a dry basement. I highly recommend High and Dry and plan on using them again on our future “flip” properties. Thank you Kat and the entire scheduling staff!
Response from High & Dry Foundation Repair:
Thank you Spence. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you! Thx Tom
Andrew B.
Foundation Repair Service: Faced with cracked foundation walls, our specialized repair approach began with a thorough inspection. After identifying the extent of the damage, meticulous sealing and reinforcement with advanced materials were employed to restore the structural soundness of the walls, ensuring a resilient foundation for the homeowner.
Andrew B.
Foundation Settlement: When a residential client faced concerns about the foundation settling, we swiftly responded with a detailed inspection. Identifying areas requiring stabilization, we implemented a solution involving minimally disruptive pier installation, ensuring a secure and stable foundation for the homeowner.
Andrew B.
Foundation Wall Crack Restoration: Confronted with the challenge of cracked foundation walls, our expert team implemented a precise restoration plan. Through meticulous examination, we identified and addressed the cracks, employing specialized materials for sealing and reinforcement. The outcome is a fortified foundation, ensuring the homeowner a secure and resilient living space.
Weston E.
Oh, basement is full of water and needs a sump pump to keep the basement dry.
Greg E.
This homeowner had a service line that was not properly packed. Needless to say when it rains they have water on the floor. After contacting High and Dry and getting the service line injected they now have trust in a lifetime transferable waterproofing warranty!
Greg E.
This homeowner wanted to add strength to an area with crumbling concrete, we injected the spalled rebar crack with Epoxy and laminated the area with a carbon fiber cloth!
Greg E.
This homeowner had a few cracks in the basement and wanted to fix them before they sold the property. They called two companies to get bids, High and Dry and a high pressure sales firm. The other company tried to scare them into an $11,000 project. We fixed their concerns for $1000!
Ryan G.
Waterproofing a crack in the foundation wall
Craig W.
Foundation repair
Greg E.
This property had walls that were moving creating cracks that were leaking. Their basement was unusable.The owner hired us now feel confident about their dry basement.
Craig W.
Waterproofing
Craig W.
Waterproofing
Craig W.
Waterproofing
Craig W.
Drain system
Greg E.
We are installing a sump pump with battery backup at this property
Tom E.
Owners getting water in the basement possibly where the wall and the floor meet.
Greg E.
We will be installing a sump pump drain system at this property
Tom E.
Cracks in basement.
Shae W.
Installing 61’ of sub floor drain tile
Weston E.
Installing an interior drain system
Garrett G.
50 ft drain system start to finish
Ryan G.
49 ft drain system.
Katheryn M.
Waterproofing a service line and injecting polyurethane in a 10’ crack.
Greg E.
This home had a 1/2” crack that needed to be waterproofed. The home also needs structural stabilization.
Tom E.
Owners concern they have hydrostatic pressure.