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They believe in using the highest quality products and exceeding the expectations of their customers. As a licensed and bonded retrofit specialist, they are strong advocates of earthquake safety and ensure their services meet the strict code requirements enforced by local governments. They also enjoy educating their customers on the engineering behind seismic retrofits and foundation repair methodology.
Combining small-town loyalty with forward-thinking technology, they value the praise they've earned from customers, peers and local news media alike. Since they are uniquely qualified to perform retrofits and foundation reinforcements — unlike many other contractors in the business — they hope you will invest in them to reinforce your most valuable asset.
Securing your home, and other large structures, to the earth may involve one of several methods. It may require a typical seismic retrofit, using sill plate bolts and joist systems. Or, the solution may involve a more ambitious approach, to address and stabilize cracked foundations, using SR Wall engineering or cripple wall fixtures. They recognize that every homeowner's need is unique. That's why they specialize in a host of foundation-related services that satisfy most structural challenges, including: • Fixing failing foundation walls • Righting concrete slippage • Repairing basement cracks and cracked foundations • Preparing new homes and remodels with earthquake-proof foundations • Retrofitting and bolting down older homes to meet state code and earthquake insurance requirements • Assembling, installing and bolting down fixtures, large shelving units and home improvement additions Several Important Reasons to Retrofit Your Home The Pacific Northwest has a colorful history of earthquakes. Fault lines, volcanoes, slippery slopes and tsunamis have rocked this region for centuries. Today, because there are more homes, people and infrastructure at stake, we face new and greater risks. Geologists estimate a roughly 1-in-7 chance of a major earthquake hitting Oregon & Washington in the next 50 years — similar to the deadly earthquake and tsunami that devastated the Indian Ocean region in 2004 [according to Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries]. Threat of landslides, common in our moist hilly terrain, poses yet another concern for the stability of our homes and buildings. Home retrofits, basement and foundation reinforcements, and other forms of seismic upgrades are the best ways to keep your home secure when the earth shifts. An Earthquake Tech seismic bolt-down will also qualify you for earthquake insurance — they guarantee it!
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