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A happy home and future
begins with a strong foundation!

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We KNOW what we are doing!

Tristate Formed foundations, Inc. has been in operation over for 20 years. The owner has extensive experience in concrete and building construction. He educates and passes along this knowledge to his employees.

WHAT WE OFFER

Foundations

Poured concrete walls are a lot stronger than cinder block walls. They don't have joints like the ones found between blocks. Poured concrete walls have excellent resistance to underground lateral pressure imposed by the soil and water. It is the reason why engineers and architects are turning towards them in increasing numbers. A poured wall does not feature joints like in a cinder block wall, and it is less prone to leak years after construction. There will be resistance against premature leaking or cracks. Poured concrete walls are not restricted to the same limitations as cinder blocks. Concrete can pour into any shape and size. Poured cement is perfect for every type of foundation. When you build a new home, your main priority should be to create the strongest and safest foundation possible. Poured concrete walls have become the first choice of homeowners and builders. They are easy to construct and durable.

Retaining Walls

A retaining wall is simply a concrete structure built onto your property to keep soil, rocks, hardscaping, and landscaping features in their proper place. Retaining walls are typically installed in places where your landscape needs extra support to prevent soil from washing downhill. And retaining walls can do a lot to improve your property's safety, longevity, and appearance. They can even protect you from an unnecessary lawsuit.

Simple to Complex Footers

Footings are vital to the construction of any foundation. They are usually made up of concrete with rebar reinforcement filled into an excavated trench or form. The purpose of footings is to prevent settling and give support to the foundation. Concrete footings are essential because so many areas of the city have soft soil. The erection of footings is prescribed by the professionals who test the soil type and estimate the appropriate depth and width as well as the proper placement of the concrete footings. The type and size of the structure also influence the kind of footing to be installed. Precise positioning of the footings is critical to the stability of the concrete foundation and the structure that will be built on it. There are varying uses of concrete footings for a range of projects including pergola, deck, retaining wall and other types of construction. We can help you in all services related to concrete footings.

ROOM TO GROW

Lower Level Living doubles the square footage of a single-story house, or adds fifty percent to the floor space of a two-story house. Correctly built with cast-in-place concrete foundation walls, Lower Level Living can do almost everything that upstairs space does. Use the extra space for bedrooms, offices, bathrooms, game rooms, living rooms, family rooms, or even an apartment complete with kitchen and bath. Lower Level Living gives your family room to grow.

A SAFE HAVEN

Lower Level Living space also provides a safe haven from tornados, hurricanes and windstorms. Basements simply don't blow away; and, next to a true storm cellar, your cast-in-place concrete basement is probably the safest place in a tornado.

MODIFY EXISTING PLANS

If you already plan to have a basement, a few minor design changes at the time of construction can turn it into a delightful Lower Level Living space. Your concrete contractor is already there with forms, prepared to add the Lower Level Living space to your project.

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