Comprehensive services for solid buildings
Restore the full value of your property!
Experts in substructure work
A simple and transparent process
We support you at every stage of your project.
1. Inspection and assessment
Analysis of the condition of the foundations and identification of necessary work.
2. Work planning
Preparation of solutions, project stages, and site organization.
3. Site preparation
Protection of the site, preparation of access, and setup of the site.
4. Execution of the work
Execution of foundation work according to the building's needs.
5. Finishing and final inspection
Verification of the work, site cleaning, and restoration of the site.
Our FAQ
Over 60 years of expertise in restoring stability, safety, and value to properties in Quebec.
Undertaking foundation, stabilization, or underpinning work naturally raises many questions. We have gathered answers to the most frequently asked questions from our clients.
It’s wise to have your foundation inspected even if there are no visible cracks, as many structural issues develop silently. Unstable soil, poor initial construction, or environmental changes can affect a home’s stability long before symptoms appear. [...]
A Berlin wall is a retaining structure used to hold back soil during excavation work, particularly in urban areas or in restricted zones. Contrary to what its name might suggest, it has no connection to the historic Berlin Wall. [...]
Lifting a house instead of demolishing it is often a smarter, more sustainable, and cost-effective solution when you need to replace foundations, expand a basement, or correct settlement. This method allows you to preserve the existing structure, avoid full reconstruction costs, and reduce environmental impact. [...]
Underpinning excavation (or bench-footing excavation) is a specialized technique that involves digging beneath an existing structure to expand or reinforce the foundation without demolishing the building. It is often used to lower a basement floor, strengthen a weakened foundation, or create new living space under a home. [...]
Yes, it is possible to replace a home's foundation without demolishing the structure. This is a complex but well-controlled process handled by specialists like Heneault Gosselin, involving temporary support of the house while the old foundation is removed and rebuilt. [...]
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