When foundation problems surface, homeowners across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri trust Epp. A local specialist will inspect your home, walk you through the findings, and send you a clear estimate, at no cost.
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Foundation, water, and structural issues rarely fix themselves; they progress. Recognizing the early signs protects your home and keeps repair costs manageable. The signs below are the most common indicators we see in Midwest homes.
Our specialists evaluate the underlying cause before recommending any work. Inspections are at no cost and there's no obligation to proceed.
Epp Foundation Repair is locally owned and operated, with crews dedicated exclusively to foundation, basement, and concrete work across the Midwest.
Foundation repair, waterproofing, and concrete leveling are our entire focus, not a sideline.
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Every property is different. Our specialists assess the underlying cause before recommending a scope of work and pricing.
We repair foundation settlement issues such as bowing basement walls, ceiling and wall cracks, sticking windows and doors, and more with our foundation underpinning and wall support services.
Learn MoreWet basements can lead to reduced air quality, mold, and loss of possessions. We identify the intrusion points and create a custom interior drainage system to keep your basement dry.
Learn MoreCracked or unlevel concrete can create dangerous trip hazards. We lift and level sunken driveways, garage floors, patios, and sidewalks with our polyurethane foam injection process.
Learn MoreWe address sagging floors and settled or broken support posts with steel jacks set on new footings, which restores stability beneath your home.
Learn MoreA vapor barrier and dehumidification system seals your crawl space against moisture intrusion, improving indoor air quality and reducing energy loss.
Learn MoreFrom cracked driveways to spalled garage floors, we restore damaged concrete surfaces with the appropriate repair or replacement method for the substrate.
Learn MoreLocal crews based in five regional offices, dispatched daily across four states. If your town isn't listed, call us: we likely serve your area.
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A straightforward path from initial inspection to completed repairs.
A local specialist visits your home, evaluates the foundation, and answers your questions on site. No cost, no obligation.
We provide a clear, Customized Repair Estimate with a scope of work tailored to your home's specific issues. Typically within one business day.
Trained crews complete the work on schedule.
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Lincoln, NE
The concrete flatwork and joints around this Lincoln home were settling unevenly due to the clay soil conditions common throughout Lancaster County, which are prone to significant shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The exterior concrete driveway at this Lincoln property showed significant cracking and settlement across multiple sections, with visible heaving and displacement of the sidewalk slabs.
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Waverly, NE
Epp Foundation Repair completed this foundation repair project in Waverly, NE.
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Bennet, NE
The basement at this rural Bennet property was vulnerable to moisture intrusion due to Lancaster County's predominant clay soil, which has a high shrink-swell rating that can stress foundation walls and create pathways for water entry.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation around this Lincoln home showed signs of settlement and moisture exposure typical of the clay soils prevalent throughout Lancaster County.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this brick ranch home in Lincoln had settled unevenly, prompting a comprehensive assessment marked across the exterior and garage.
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Omaha, NE
The basement and foundation walls at this Omaha home showed signs of structural stress, with the exposed brick and concrete beam overhead displaying the settlement and movement common to properties built on Douglas County's clay soils.
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Norfolk, NE
The basement walls at this Norfolk home displayed visible structural cracks and water staining across the concrete block foundation, indicating ongoing moisture intrusion and movement typical of the clay soils throughout Madison County.
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Phillips, NE
The foundation at this Phillips property required structural reinforcement and moisture management.
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Omaha, NE
The foundation at this Omaha property showed moisture and drainage concerns typical of Douglas County's clay soils, which have moderate shrink-swell characteristics that can stress foundations over time.
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Milford, NE
The basement at this Milford home needed waterproofing due to water intrusion concerns common to Seward County's clay soils, which have a high shrink-swell rating that can create cracks and allow moisture penetration.
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Lincoln, NE
The basement at this Lincoln property showed clear signs of water infiltration, with efflorescence and moisture staining visible on the interior brick walls and condensation buildup on the basement windows.
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Topeka, KS
Epp Foundation Repair completed this basement waterproofing project in Topeka, KS.
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Kearney, Nebraska
The foundation beneath this Kearney home showed severe deterioration typical of the silt-based soils common throughout Buffalo County, which experience moderate shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The basement crawlspace at this Lincoln property showed an exposed dirt floor, cracked concrete, and uncontrolled moisture conditions typical of the clay-heavy soil found throughout Lancaster County.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed concrete flatwork that required repair to address settling and deterioration common in Lancaster County's clay soils, which have a high shrink-swell rating.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The concrete sidewalk and flatwork around this Lincoln home had deteriorated and shifted due to the expansive clay soils common throughout Lancaster County, Nebraska.
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Omaha, NE
The foundation wall at this Omaha home showed visible moisture staining on the exterior, indicating water intrusion in the crawlspace below.
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Lincoln, NE
The residential sidewalk at this Lincoln property showed visible settlement and displacement, a common issue in Lancaster County where the clay soils have a high shrink-swell rating that stresses concrete over time.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed settlement and uneven concrete surfaces typical of properties built on Lancaster County's clay soil, which has a high shrink-swell rating that causes gradual movement over time.
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Malvern, IA
The concrete sidewalk and patio areas at this Malvern property had settled unevenly, creating trip hazards and affecting drainage around the home's foundation.
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Lincoln, NE
The garage floor and entryway concrete at this Lincoln home showed visible settlement and cracking typical of the clay-heavy, high shrink-swell soils common throughout Lancaster County.
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Lincoln, NE
The concrete driveway at this Lincoln property showed settlement cracking and displacement typical of the clay soils common throughout Lancaster County, Nebraska, where high shrink-swell clay creates movement in concrete flatwork over time.
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See Every ProjectPractical articles from the Epp team on foundation health, waterproofing, and home preservation.
Foundation Repair Clay, sand and silt affect a foundation in different ways.
Crawl Space Repair Leaving the crawl space door open can let in humid air, cold air, and pests.
Concrete Leveling Sunken concrete can often be lifted instead of replaced.
Basement Waterproofing Waterproof paint and sealer can help with light dampness, but they usually cannot stop water pushed through a basement wall by wet soil outside.
