Your Foundation & Floors
Call today and schedule an evaluation from C&M Topsoil and Trucking. We offer foundation service and repair to Norwich, NY and the surrounding areas — your foundation deserves high-quality service.
Foundation Services in Norwich, NY
We offer a high-quality foundation service to both residential and commercial customers.
Foundation Repair
Repairing cracked, settled, or bowing foundations before small problems become big ones.
Foundation Lifting
Lifting and leveling a foundation that has settled unevenly.
Concrete Driveway Repair
Patching and repairing cracked or settled concrete driveway sections.
Sidewalk Repair
Repairing uneven or cracked sidewalk sections — see our full concrete sidewalks service.
Concrete Demolition
Safely removing and disposing of old concrete slabs, driveways, and foundations to make way for new work.
Free Evaluation
Not sure if what you're seeing is a real foundation issue? Call and we'll take a look before you spend a dollar on repairs.
Concrete Foundation Construction in Norwich, NY
From poured concrete slabs to full foundation walls, our crew handles the concrete and site work that everything else in your home or building rests on. We prepare the site, form it correctly, and pour a foundation built to hold up under Norwich's freeze-thaw winters.
Building New Foundations, Not Just Fixing Old Ones
We also form and pour new foundation walls for additions and new builds around Chenango County — including insulated concrete form (ICF) foundations for better energy efficiency and a stronger, more durable wall from day one.
Get a Free QuoteIndications of Foundation Issues
All foundations settle with time, but problems emerge when that settlement is uneven or extreme. A little over half of all homes built on shifting soils experience some foundation trouble — usually because only part of the foundation heaves or settles, causing cracks and other damage. This uneven movement is largely caused by differences in soil moisture: a loss or gain of moisture can cause real shrinkage or expansion in the soil beneath your home.
Outside Warning Signs
- Walls that are leaning or rotating out of place
- Separation around garage doors, windows, or walls
- Cracked bricks or masonry
- Cracked or broken foundation walls
- Displaced trim or moldings
Inside Warning Signs
- Doors and windows that stick or won't close right
- Cracked drywall or sheetrock
- Cracks running across the floor
- Uneven or sloping floors
Settlement cracks are almost always vertical — if you're seeing cracks that run diagonally or are paired with a wall bowing inward, that's more likely lateral soil pressure than simple settlement, and worth a closer look sooner rather than later.