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Basement Waterproofing

Here are some common problems that we correct:

Wet Walls and Floors
Water Intrusion
Water Stains
Flooding
Sump Pumps
Foundation Cracks
Broken Downspouts
High Humidity
Crumbling Walls
Musty Smells
Mold
White Chalk (Efflorescence)

If you have any of these symptoms you should have our trained inspectors provide you with a free estimate.
Give us a call today at 800-771-3244

Mold Removal / Remediation

If you can answer "yes" to any of the following questions, consider a mold inspection or mold testing now:

• Is there a "musty" smell in your home or building?
• Has the property ever suffered a plumbing leak?
• Are there visible signs of water damage anywhere?
• Has the property ever suffered a sink or sewer overflow?
• Has the property ever suffered a leaking basement
• Has the property ever suffered other water problems?
• Has the property ever suffered a roof leak?

Foundation Repair

Do you have cracks in your foundation? Do your concrete walls that bulge? Do you have foundation movement of any kind? If you answered yes to any of these questions you may have an extremely significant problem. Foundation problems are sometimes very hard to diagnose and should only be left to professionals. Keystone’s fundamental business philosophy is to serve our customer by sending out engineers who specialize in foundations to your home. Keystone is the only company in Western Pennsylvania that is owned by a civil engineer and the only company who will send out engineers to evaluate and explain your possible foundation problem.

The most obvious indicators of foundation movement are:

• Cracks in floors and walls
• Doors bind or do not open or close properly
• Floors are not level. Windows bind or do not open or close properly.
• Water intrusion into the home.
• Mold growth
• Cracks in exterior brick
• Cracks in beams and joists
• Separations of wood trim at the exterior corners of your home above brick
• Separations of the brick and the adjacent wood surfaces at the sides of the chimney
• Cracks in interior wall finishes at the corners of doors and windows. Cracks may also occur at the intersection of walls and ceilings, and at the intersection of wall surfaces.
• Sinking walls of sections of the home