From Hamilton Square to Mercerville and Yardville, we fix cracks, bowing walls, settlement, and wet basements in the township's homes — and we tell you straight what your foundation actually needs.
Hamilton is the largest town in Mercer County, and a lot of it went up quickly in the postwar decades. Whole neighborhoods in Hamilton Square, Mercerville, Yardville, and Groveville were built on former farmland in the 1950s and 60s — solid homes, but many sit on concrete-block foundations and crawl spaces that are now sixty-plus years into their life.
That mix shows up in the calls we get. Block walls that have started to bow or step-crack, crawl spaces that hold moisture through our humid summers, and basements that take on water where the ground sits lower. The pockets near Crosswicks Creek and the Delaware & Raritan Canal tend to have a higher water table, so drainage and waterproofing come up more often there.
We work across the whole township and match the repair to how your particular house was built. A 1960s block basement in Mercerville is a different job than a newer poured foundation off Route 33, and we treat them that way.
Seal and reinforce cracks in block and poured walls.
See detailsStabilize block walls pushing inward.
See detailsStop a sinking corner with steel piers.
See detailsDry out basements near the creek and canal.
See detailsSupport and seal the township's crawl spaces.
See detailsKeep storm water off the foundation.
See detailsHamilton Square, Mercerville, Yardville, Groveville, Nottingham, and everywhere between. Not sure we reach your street? Call and we'll tell you straight.
We'll come out, tell you what we see, and put your options in writing — anywhere in the township.
(609) 596-1420