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HOW AMERICAN FOUNDATION & BASEMENT REPAIRS IS RESPONDING TO THE CORONAVIRUS

American Foundation & Basement Repairs, LLC has continued to follow the data about the coronavirus, or COVID-19. We are committed to ensuring that procedures are in place to effectively defend against transmission to the best of our ability.

In relation to COVID-19, American Foundation echoes recommendations from OSHA and CDC, which include:

  • Employees practicing proper infection control and sterilization measures
  • Employees are required to frequently wash hands with soap and water. If soap and water are not available, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
  • Avoid touching their eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands
  • Avoid shaking hands
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick
  • Stay home when they are sick, and see a doctor immediately to be evaluated for COVID-19
  • If an employee becomes infected, we insist that he or she fully recovers before returning to work, and any employees who have traveled to areas with heightened levels of exposure are required to self-quarantine for 14 days

At this time, American Foundation & Basement Repairs, LLC is proceeding with inspections and projects as previously scheduled. We will continue to follow all government updates, guidance and reports, as well as local officials' and health departments' reports. Our clients and the general public will be provided updates to our operational status as necessary.

We are aware that some of our clients may experience financial hardship as a result of the Coronavirus. If you are impacted, please contact us to discuss how we can assist you in obtaining financing options.

Rest assured that the health and safety of our client's, their homes and the communities we serve are of paramount importance to all of us at American Foundation

Visit the CDC website for more information on the Coronavirus
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Basement Slab Lifting

American Foundation & Basement Repairs, LLC can provide you with fast and effective basement slab lifting services for your Knoxville, Chattanooga, Asheville, Johnson City, Cookeville, or Tri Cities area home. We have fixed countless sunken slabs on homes all over the region using our concrete raising methods, and we are looking forward to helping you next. It doesn't matter what you use your basement for - whether you plan on finishing it or not.

If you have sunken concrete in this area of your home, it can be really dangerous, and you need to have it looked at and repaired as soon as possible. If you fail to get the sunken slab taken care of immediately, it's only going to cause more problems for you and your home in the long run. The longer you wait to get it repaired, the worse the damage is going to be, and the more time it's going to take to get it fixed - and the more costly it will be to you! You can save yourself a lot of time, money, and hassle by contacting our concrete repair professionals as soon as you notice that the concrete is sinking even the tiniest bit inside of your basement. We can come out and use our the new PolyLEVEL polymer injection method for lifting basement slabs.

Please feel free to call us for more information about basement slab lifting for TN homeowners. We look forward to hearing from you soon and help you to get level concrete in your basement once again!

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    Many properties are affected by sinkholes. Have AFBR provide you with professional sinkhole repair before the problem gets worse, destroying your home's structure.

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  • Micro / Mini Piles

    Our micro piles and mini piles are specially-designed to be more compact than regular piles and can be used in all varieties of soil for sinkhole repair.

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    Compaction grouting is also known as soil stabilization and involves the use of concrete being pumped into gaps below ground level.

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    A sinkhole is generally seen as a large hole in the ground which can swallow up anything above it. These need to be repaired immediately before serious damage is done.

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