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Ed Eckley  
U.S.
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I will be happy to answer any questions regarding foundation problems of any type. Questions pertaining to construction methods, Problematic soils, Settling & Movement, Frame torsion & racking, Preventative measures, Repair methods of all types.Available
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Jim Hise  
U.S.
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I can help identify the reasons for movement or cracking in home foundations, basements and walls. I am familiar with most waterproofing methods. I am familiar with and have used Ramjack, Dixie MacLean, and A.B.Chance™ helical and push pier systems, including tiebacks, steel beams, and rod and grout repair. I am currently certified for Fortress carbon fiber repair. I have been involved with slope stabilization repairs over the years. Please remember to tell me what city you live in to help me answer your question up front !Available
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