Mt. Lebanon
1920s brick and stucco homes on original stone and early block foundations.
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From the city's hillside row houses to the South Hills, the North Hills, the eastern suburbs and out to Cranberry and Moon, we cover the Pittsburgh metro within roughly twenty miles of downtown.
In the city of Pittsburgh
Roughly 304,000 people live in the city itself, and its neighborhoods hold some of the oldest foundations in the region: stone and rubble walls under brick row houses, frame houses built into slopes so steep the front door is a flight of city steps above the street, and early poured and block basements from the streetcar era. We work in all of them.
The city's hills are the common thread. On the South Side Slopes, in Lawrenceville, Polish Hill, Greenfield, Brookline, Beechview and Mount Washington, the uphill wall of a house often carries far more soil and water than the others. Older homes in Squirrel Hill, Highland Park and the East End tend to have deep, damp stone basements. Wherever you are, structural permits go through the City's Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections, which we handle.
Neighborhoods we visit often
- South Side Slopes
- Mount Washington
- Brookline
- Beechview
- Carrick
- Greenfield
- Squirrel Hill
- Highland Park
- Lawrenceville
- Polish Hill
- Bloomfield
- Morningside
- Brighton Heights
- Troy Hill
- Point Breeze
Towns around the city
Bethel Park
Postwar ranches and split-levels on block walls that bow under clay.
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Upper St. Clair
Larger homes with finished basements and sump pumps working hard.
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Penn Hills
Hillside ranches with basement garages and soil on three sides.
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Plum
Newer subdivisions on cut-and-filled farmland, where corners can settle.
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Monroeville
Sixty-year-old block foundations under brick ranches and bi-levels.
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Murrysville
Wooded, sloped lots sending groundwater toward the house.
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Ross Township
Terraced North Hills lots with retaining walls and block basements.
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Cranberry Township
Newer poured foundations on graded land in Butler County.
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Moon Township
Split-levels and newer builds on rolling land west of the city.
Foundation repair in Moon Township →Somewhere else nearby? We also get to communities between and around these, from Baldwin and Whitehall to Fox Chapel, Wexford and Robinson. Call and ask; we will tell you straight away if you are in range.