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Master Lift Foundation Repair offers a wide variety of high quality foundation repair and drainage services for both residential, commercial and industrial properties.  We deliver quality without compromise and are recognized and highly regarded as a leader in the structural repair and drainage solution industry.

 

Master Lift Foundation Repair Contractors are a family owned and operated foundation repair company with over 20 years of experience and we are proud to offer our services to all of our fellow neighbors in and around Dallas and Fort Worth Texas.  The foundation repair industry is demanding, timelines are tight and competition is fierce.  Foundation Repair and Foundation Drainage techniques are constantly evolving and our clients have precise needs.  It’s for these reasons that Master Lift Foundation Repair thrives as a structural repair and foundation drainage contractor in the DFW Metroplex.  We accept every challenge and view them as opportunities for growth and professional advancement for our company and for our clients. 

 

We’re loyally dedicated to our customers and aim to make each customer a life long client by adding value to the repair process and guarantee 100% satisfaction.  Superior quality, attention to detail, safety and a partnering approach define our blueprint for every foundation repair project.  We believe in sound communication and proper project management.  Whether our foundation repair projects are residential or commercial, large or small, they all follow the same systems and procedures.  We want our clients to completely understand the repair process and believe our clients have a substantial impact on the success of the project.  We ensure the job gets done right the first time, every time.  You’ll be glad you are just as involved in the foundation repair process as we are.  We work side by side with you every step of the way ensuring 100% satisfaction.  

 

We treat every foundation crack repair project as if it were our own home or commercial property.  With certified Master Lift Foundation Repair Professionals on the job you will be assured your home or commercial property is well taken care of.  Master Lift only employs the most experienced and highly advanced Foundation Repair Technicians and can repair any foundation repair issues you’re experiencing.  Whether your structural repairs are residential home foundation repairs or commercial and building foundation repair problems, concrete slab or crawl space pier and beam, Master Lift Foundation Repair will repair it in a professional and timely manner while keeping your landscaping intact.  We provide the highest quality Foundation Repair Service In Dallas and Fort Worth money can buy at prices that are hard to beat.  We install the strongest Foundation Repair Piers using steel pipe.  We’re very confident in the services we provide and understand that you’re home is your biggest investment and believe it should remain that way, given it’s an invaluable asset. 

 

We offer financing when needed and a Lifetime Transferable Warranty.  We are happy to schedule an appointment with you at your convenience.  Whether it’s Foundation Repair, French Drains, Crawl Space Repair, Slab Repair, Sagging Foundation or Pier and Beam Repair we get the job done.  We will meet with you, analyze your job requirements and provide you with a free foundation repair quote.  Take advantage of our Free Service Consultation and let us give you a FREE, on the spot, FOUNDATION REPAIR QUOTE.  See for yourself why so many home and business owners in the Greater Dallas And Fort Worth Area have turned to Master Lift Foundation Repair for their foundation repair solutions. 

 

We provide the highest quality Foundation Repair Service money can buy at prices that are hard to beat.  Along with your FREE FOUNDATION REPAIR QUOTE, we will provide you with a detailed scope of your homes foundation including elevations using our Zip Level.  

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Master Lift Foundation Repair doesn’t pay for celebrity endorsements to boost our sales.  We rely on word of mouth and our many satisfied customers continue to be our greatest salespeople and spread the word.  Thank you for making Master Lift a trusted name in the DFW Foundation Repair Market!  Master Lift continues to make our customers the number one priority and that’s why we continue to be the #1 foundation repair company in the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex.

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You CAN afford to fix your foundation!  Master Lift Foundation Repair brings structural integrity to residential foundations and commercial building foundations while repairing settling, bowing, cracked, and damaged foundations.  Master Lift repairs your home’s foundation problems therefore restoring your home’s value.  We understand today's economy, and that’s why we’re in the business of helping our fellow tulsans by providing them with the lowest foundation repair costs possible. We offer Guaranteed Financing with a Lifetime Transferable Warranty to back our foundation repairs.  This ensures confidence and peace of mind for you and those that come after you.                                                                  

How Master Lift Foundation Repair Fort Worth works

We don't use a “one size fit’s all” approach to fix your home foundation problems; we utilize the newest and latest foundation repair technology & equipment the industry has to offer.  We provide excellent customer service in foundation repair and french drains to all of our Dallas and Fort Worth, TX customers.

 

Foundation settling and shifting can be caused by building a structure on expanding or contracting soil or clay, improperly compacted fill soils, or from poor or erroneous maintenance of the earth around the foundation.  Whatever the cause of a settling foundation, this settlement can ruin a home or building’s value and even render it unsafe or unlivable.

 

Master Lift Foundation Repair stabilizes failing or settling foundations, repairs cracked walls, cracked concrete slabs, and reinforces settling foundations with our proven and fully warranted pier foundation systems designed by professional engineers. Our Foundation Repair Process has been tested and proven time and time again.

 

Master Lift Foundation Repair leads Dallas,  and all surrounding DFW areas in foundation repair stabilization and is fully equipped with the most complete team of foundation repair technicians and support staff in the industry.

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

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Protecting Your Investment

The professionals at French Drains Of Tulsa can help protect your home or commercial property against diverse water intrusion issues, from crawl space moisture to basement leaks to poor yard drainage.  We serve customers in Tulsa, OK and surrounding areas within a 200 mile radius.  You are a unique individual, living in a unique home, on a unique piece of property.  This is why we believe that your water issue deserves a unique solution.  It is true that there are similarities among homes and properties but it is also true that there are vast differences.  Beyond that, you and your neighbor may have a similar problem with a similar home, but your budgets and your plans for your home may be totally different.  We are sensitive toward that and want to provide you with a solution that makes sense.  We have designed more than 1000 high-quality, energy efficient waterproofing solutions for homes in Tulsa, Oklahoma City and many other surrounding communities.  We provide professional advice, superior products, and 5-star installation and service.  If you are experiencing problems with leaks, poor drainage, musty smells, or other water-related issues, contact French Drains Of Tulsa and let us design a repair solution customized for your home or commercial property and budget.

 

 

French Drains Of Tulsa offers a wide variety of high quality drainage services for both residential and commercial properties.  We deliver quality without compromise and are recognized and highly regarded as a leader in the structural repair, drainage and waterproofing industry.  We are a family owned and operated foundation repair company with over 20 years of experience and we are proud to offer our services to all of our fellow neighbors in and around Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

 

We’re loyally dedicated to our customers and aim to make each customer a life long client by adding value to the repair process and guarantee 100% satisfaction.  Superior quality, attention to detail, safety and a partnering approach define our blueprint for every repair project.  We believe in sound communication and proper project management.  Whether our repair projects are residential or commercial, large or small, they all follow the same systems and procedures.  We want our clients to completely understand the repair process and believe our clients have a substantial impact on the success of the project.  We ensure the job gets done right the first time, every time.  You’ll be glad you are just as involved in the repair process as we are.  We work side by side with you every step of the way ensuring 100% satisfaction.

 

We treat every project as if it were our own home or commercial property.  With certified French Drain Repair Professionals on the job you will be assured your home or commercial property is well taken care of.  French Drains Of Tulsa only employs the most experienced and highly advanced Repair Technicians in Tulsa, OK and can repair any drainage or waterproofing issue you’re experiencing.

 

For more information or to schedule your free consultation contact us today at 918-565-8544

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Damage Caused by Earthquakes

The effects of an earthquake are strongest in a broad zone surrounding the epicenter. Surface ground cracking associated with faults that reach the surface often occurs, with horizontal and vertical displacements of several yards common. Such movement does not have to occur during a major earthquake; slight periodic movements called fault creep can be accompanied by micro earthquakes too small to be felt. The extent of earthquake vibration and subsequent damage to a region is partly dependent on characteristics of the ground. For example, earthquake vibrations last longer and are of greater wave amplitudes in unconsolidated surface material, such as poorly compacted fill or river deposits; bedrock areas receive fewer effects. The worst damage occurs in densely populated urban areas where structures are not built to withstand intense shaking. There, L waves can produce destructive vibrations in buildings and break water and gas lines, starting uncontrollable fires.
Damage and loss of life sustained during an earthquake result from falling structures and flying glass and objects. Flexible structures built on bedrock are generally more resistant to earthquake damage than rigid structures built on loose soil. In certain areas, an earthquake can trigger mudslides, which slip down mountain slopes and can bury habitations below. A submarine earthquake can cause a tsunami, a series of damaging waves that ripple outward from the earthquake epicenter and inundate coastal cities.

Causes of Earthquakes

Most earthquakes are causally related to compressional or tensional stresses built up at the margins of the huge moving lithospheric plates that make up the earth's surface (see lithosphere). The immediate cause of most shallow earthquakes is the sudden release of stress along a fault, or fracture in the earth's crust, resulting in movement of the opposing blocks of rock past one another. These movements cause vibrations to pass through and around the earth in wave form, just as ripples are generated when a pebble is dropped into water. Volcanic eruptions, rockfalls, landslides, and explosions can also cause a quake, but most of these are of only local extent. Shock waves from a powerful earthquake can trigger smaller earthquakes in a distant location hundreds of miles away if the geologic conditions are favorable.

Seismic Waves

There are several types of earthquake waves including P, or primary, waves, which are compressional and travel fastest; and S, or secondary, waves, which are transverse, i.e., they cause the earth to vibrate perpendicularly to the direction of their motion. Surface waves consist of several major types and are called L, or long, waves. Since the velocities of the P and S waves are affected by changes in the density and rigidity of the material through which they pass, the boundaries between the regions of the earth known as the crust, mantle, and core have been discerned by seismologists, scientists who deal with the analysis and interpretation of earthquake waves (see earth). Seismographs (see seismology) are used to record P, S, and L waves. The disappearance of S waves below depths of 1,800 mi (2,900 km) indicates that at least the outer part of the earth's core is liquid.

Major Earthquakes

On average about 1,000 earthquakes with intensities of 5.0 or greater are recorded each year. Great earthquakes (magnitude 8.0 or higher) occur once a year, major earthquakes (magnitude 7.0–7.9) occur 18 times a year, strong earthquakes (magnitude 6.0–6.9) 10 times a month, and moderate earthquakes (magnitude 5.0–5.9) more than twice a day. Because most of these occur under the ocean or in underpopulated areas, they pass unnoticed by all but seismologists. Moderate to strong earthquakes can cause more significant destruction if they occur closer to the earth's surface. Notable earthquakes have occurred at Lisbon, Portugal (1755); New Madrid, Mo. (1811 and 1812); Charleston, S.C. (1886); Assam, India (1897 and 1950); San Francisco (1906); Messina, Italy (1908); Gansu, China (1920); Tokyo, Japan (1923); Chile (1960); Iran (1962); S Alaska (1964); Managua, Nicaragua (1972); Guatemala (1976); Hebei, China (1976); Mexico (1985); Armenia (1988); Luzon, Philippines (1990); N Japan (1993); Kobe, Japan (1995); Izmit, Turkey (1999); central Taiwan (1999); Oaxaca state, Mexico (1999); Bam, Iran (2003); NW Sumatra, Indonesia (2004); Sichuan, China (2008); S Haiti (2010); Chile (2010); South Island, New Zealand (2010, 2011); and NE Japan (2011). The Lisbon, Chilean, Alaskan, Sumatran, and NE Japan earthquakes were accompanied by significant tsunamis.
Twelve of the twenty largest earthquakes in the United States have occurred in Alaska. Most of the largest in the continental United States have occurred in California or elsewhere along the Pacific Coast, but the three New Madrid earthquakes (1811–12) also were among the largest continental events, as was the Charleston, S.C., earthquake (1886). On Good Friday 1964, one of the most severe North American earthquakes ever recorded struck near Anchorage, Alaska, measuring 8.4 to 8.6 in magnitude. Besides elevating some 70,000 sq mi (181,300 sq km) of land and devastating several cities, it generated a tsunami that caused damage as far south as California. Other recent earthquakes that have affected the United States include the Feb., 1971, movement of the San Fernando fault near Los Angeles. It rocked the area for 10 sec, thrust parts of mountains 8 ft (2.4 m) upward, killed 64 persons, and caused damage amounting to $500 million. In 1989, the Loma Prieta earthquake above Santa Cruz shook for 15 seconds at an magnitude of 7.1, killed 67 people, and toppled buildings and bridges. In Jan., 1994, an earthquake measuring 6.6 with its epicenter in N Los Angeles caused major damage to the city's infrastructure and left thousands homeless.

For more information and a free no obligation consultation contact the professionals at Master Lift Foundation Repair at 918-565-8544.



 

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10 Reasons Why You Should Choose Galvanized Steel for Your Foundation Repair Project

on Sunday January 25, 2014 

When it comes to choosing which type of structural steel materials would  be best for your Foundation Repair project, there can be a number of things that will affect what material you will actually use. Budget can be a big factor, but when it comes to choosing the best material for your Home Foundation Repair project, there are many other things to consider before you make your final decision.

Galvanized steel is a type of steel that has been treated with an application of protective zinc coating to help prevent it from rusting. Galvanization is the process that is used to apply the zinc to the steel, through the use of electrochemical and electrodeposition processes. The most common means of galvanizing the steel available today through your local steel supply in Tulsa, is through what is known as hot-dip galvanization. The Steel Foundation Pier materials are submerged into a vat of hot, molten zinc to form a protective coating.

There are many different uses for galvanized steel in a number of industries. Some of the most common places that you will find galvanized steel is in residential and commercial air ducts or as the material used to create durable, long-lasting trash cans. Galvanized steel should be used anywhere rust protection is required, such as wrought iron gates, handrails, safety barriers, roof flashing, appliances, body parts for vehicles and Structural Repair Materials.

Reason #1 – Low Initial Cost
Galvanized steel costs less than other types of treated steel. Other typical coatings, such as specialized painting, are much more labor-intensive, resulting in a higher initial cost for contractors.

Reason #2 – Low Maintenance
You will save money up front and save money for the long term with galvanized steel. This material requires much less maintenance than other types of coated steel, saving you time and money that would be lost to repairs or replacement.

Reason #3 – Reliable Performance
The coating that comes from galvanizing steel helps to increase the durability of the finished product. Even the standard, minimum coating thickness will work to improve performance, making the materials much more reliable and predictable.

Reason #4 – Long Lasting
Testing and studies have revealed that the average life expectancy for galvanized steel used as a typical structure material is well beyond 50 years in a rural environment and 20-25 years or more in an extreme urban or coastal setting. Contractors can confidently use this product knowing that it will stay reliable for many years to come.

Reason #5 – Self Healing
The galvanized coatings used on American steel contains an automatic protection for areas that become damaged. The coating corrodes preferentially to the steel, working as a sacrificial protection to any areas of the steel that are exposed through damage and exposure. Small areas that become damaged will not need a touch up, unlike organic-based coatings.

Reason #6 – Total Protection
The method used to galvanize steel ensures that every part of the material is protected, including sharp corners and recesses that would be very difficult to coat in any other manner. Absolutely no other coating used in the steel industry today or any type of post-fabrication alteration can provide the same level of protection.

Reason #7 – Resistant Coating
The coating itself has a very unique structure that helps it to be extremely resistant to damage. The galvanization process protects the steel from damage that can occur during transportation, installation and service.

Reason #8 – Easy Use
Unlike other structural steel materials, galvanized steel is immediately ready for use when it is delivered. No additional preparation of the surface is required, no time-consuming inspections, additional painting or coatings are needed. Once the structure is assembled, contractors can immediately begin the next stage of construction without having to worry about the galvanized steel materials.

Reason #9 – Quick Turnaround
When you place your order for galvanized steel at your local steel supply company in Tulsa, you can rest assured that your materials will be available when you need them. A complete coating can be applied to the steel in just minutes and is not dependent on weather conditions, making it easy for suppliers to provide their customers with all the Galvanized Steel they need to get the job done.

Reason #10 – Simple Inspection
When it comes to making an inspection of the materials that you have received, it is easy to quickly tell just by looking at the product that the galvanized coating has been properly applied. A simple round of thickness testing methods can also be used to verify that the coating is sound and continuous.

Galvanized Steel Foundation Repair Piers | Lifetime Transferable Warranty | Master Lift
If you are looking for the highest quality Foundation Repair pier available in the Tulsa, Oklahoma market, contact Master Lift Foundation Repair. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Master Lift Foundation Repair has a wide variety of Steel Foundation Repair products and professional services to offer. Contact Master Lift Foundation Repair today at (918) 565-8544 to find out more about our high quality Foundation Repair systems available.  Ask about our Master Pier system and receive a discount of 5% on your Foundation Repair project.

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We will be there within 48 hours to access the damages to your home and provide you with a detailed repair plan and estimate.

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Using Piers to Fix Concrete Foundations
How push & helical piers are used to raise & support a failing foundation

Piling or Piering is the technique of driving steel pipe pilings to remedy failing building foundations and to correct foundation settlement. 

Push Piers consist of sections of galvanized or epoxy-coated steel pipe that are driven into the soil with a hydraulic ram.

Helical Piers use screw piles with steel shafts. The lead section, with one or more helixes attached, provides the needed bearing capacity. The piers are screwed into the ground with a hydraulic torque motor.

With either system, one or more steel piers are driven to rock or a suitable soil bearing layer and are connected to the foundation through a metal head assembly or steel shims are used underneath the center of the stem wall and between the pier. Once a suitable bearing stratum is reached, each pile is tested to a force greater then required to support the structure. Hydraulic jacks attach to the embedded steel piers and are used to raise the foundation back to its original elevation. Piers also offer an affordable solution for decks, porches, patios, hot tubs as well as pre-fab buildings.

Advantages of Piers on Concrete Foundations

Learn the benefits of repairing a foundation with piers

The benefits of using piers to repair a foundation are as follows:

• Low cost. Up to ten times less than replacing the building foundation.
• No disruption or loss of use of the dwelling. The repair is performed with the building being used as normal.
• The equipment is portable and can be easily used in tight spaces or carried by hand where access is a problem.
• Remedies both the cause of the settlement (unstable soil) and the consequences (dwelling out of level) in one step.
• No yard destruction
• No heavy equipment

Piering Installation

The typical steps for using piers to fix a foundation

The steps in the piering process are as follows:

• A 3'x4' excavation is made adjacent to foundation and approximately 10" below the grade beam.
• Soil is scraped from the footing bottom and the foundation is chipped smooth to ensure proper fit of support bracket or steel shims.
• Starter and pier sections are advanced to refusal at an average penetrating power of 50,000 pounds of total driving force.
• The last pier section is a concrete cylinder supported by concrete head.
• When the structure has been raised to the desired height the steel shims are attached to the pier column and the stem wall.
• When the structure is secure, depth, pressure and elevation readings are recorded for each pier.
• The excavated soil is replaced and compacted.
• Shrubbery and concrete removed for the pier installation is replaced.

Concrete Push Piers

Hydraulic foundation repair piers

Push piers are hydraulically driven pier systems consisting of sections of galvanized or epoxy-coated steel pipe. The piers are point bearing and driven with a hydraulic ram through unstable soils to rock or load bearing strata. Each pier is then individually load tested, and the structure is stabilized with a patented uniform system to insure maximum practical recovery. For the piering system driven by the hydraulic ram, equal bearing strata is assumed to be reached when the jacking load equals the steel pier capacity. This system, like the Helical Pier system, has been shown to successfully support structures in virtually all soil conditions, and can be used for stabilizing foundations and slabs built on questionable soil, as well as seismic protection, tieback anchoring, deadman anchoring and fixture anchoring. It may be successfully installed even in tight areas.

Helical Piers

How steel piles are used for foundation repair

Helical piers use screw piles with steel shafts. The lead section, with one or more helixes attached, provides the needed bearing capacity. The piers are screwed into the ground with a hydraulic torque motor, and extensions without helixes are added during driving. For the helical pier application, load capacity is determined from the torque measurements obtained from the installation equipment. This system has been shown to successfully support structures in virtually all soil conditions, and can be used for stabilizing foundations and slabs built on questionable soil, as well as seismic protection, tieback anchoring, deadman anchoring and fixture anchoring. It may be successfully installed even in tight areas.

Expert assistance is needed to do these things successfully.  Contact Master Lift Foundation Repair for more information at 918-565-8544 or visit us on the web at http://www.MasterLiftFoundation.com or you can also find us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/MasterLiftFoundation

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