A depression forming around a manhole may look like a pavement problem and sometimes it is, but when asphalt or concrete repeatedly settles around a manhole, storm drain, sewer structure, or other underground utility, the visible damage at the surface may be only one...
Concrete settlement around a commercial property rarely begins as a dramatic failure. More often, it starts with something small like a sidewalk panel that sits slightly lower than the one beside it, water collecting near an entrance after a storm, a loading area that...
A small depression in the ground behind a bulkhead can be easy to dismiss. Maybe the landscaping seems slightly lower than it was last season. A gap develops beneath a section of concrete near the water, or you add soil to the same spot only to find that it has...
A culvert pipe is supposed to move water safely beneath a driveway, roadway, parking area, or other structure. When everything is functioning correctly, water enters one side of the culvert, passes through the pipe, and exits without disturbing the soil supporting the...
Seeing a small gap beneath the edge of a driveway or sidewalk may not seem like an urgent problem. Maybe you notice dirt missing beneath one corner of the patio after a heavy storm, or you can suddenly see underneath a section of your pool deck that used to sit firmly...
