Trenton Foundation Repair
Trenton & Mercer County, NJ
Ewing, NJ Free inspections

Foundation repair in Ewing, NJ

From West Trenton to the streets around TCNJ, we fix cracks, bowing walls, settlement, and the wet basements that come with living close to the river — and we tell you honestly what your home needs.

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River-close homes and postwar neighborhoods

Ewing wraps around the northwest side of Trenton, from West Trenton and the streets near The College of New Jersey down toward the Delaware. It's a township of mostly postwar ranches and Cape Cods, with older farmhouses and newer infill mixed in — a range of foundations that each age their own way.

Being close to the river shapes a lot of what we see. The lower-lying streets near the Delaware and Shabakunk Creek carry a higher water table, so wet basements and damp crawl spaces are among the most common calls in town. Add in our freeze-thaw winters and the clay in the soil, and block walls in the older sections start to crack and bow over time.

We know the difference between a hairline that's just cosmetic and a crack that's telling you the wall is moving, and we'll say which one you've got. Whether it's a 1950s Cape off Parkway Avenue or a home near Scudders Falls, we match the fix to the house.

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Every service, across Ewing

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Serving all of Ewing

West Trenton, the TCNJ area, Prospect Heights, and the neighborhoods down toward the Delaware. Not sure we reach your street? Call and we'll tell you straight.

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Foundation repair & basement waterproofing across Ewing, Mercer County, NJ.
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Ewing foundation questions

Do you cover all of Ewing, including West Trenton?
Yes. We work across Ewing, from West Trenton and the neighborhoods around The College of New Jersey to the streets closer to the Delaware. Wherever your home sits in the township, we'll come to it.
Are wet basements common in Ewing?
They're one of the most frequent calls we get here. Parts of Ewing sit close to the Delaware River and Shabakunk Creek, and the lower-lying streets take on more groundwater. Interior drainage and a good sump system usually put an end to it.
What about Ewing's 1950s ranches and Capes?
A big share of Ewing was built out after the war as ranches and Cape Cods, many on block foundations with crawl spaces. Those tend to bring settlement cracks and damp crawl spaces as they age, both of which we handle.
Ewing, NJ

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We'll come out, tell you what we see, and put your options in writing — anywhere in Ewing.

(609) 596-1420