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Post by Cory Marchildon on Feb 11, 2016 18:28:06 GMT -5
Need to review your accomplish list items, here they are  |
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Post by Cory Marchildon on Feb 11, 2016 18:28:36 GMT -5
Crawl Spaces Attachments:
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Post by Cory Marchildon on Feb 11, 2016 18:29:27 GMT -5
FSI
FSI LEADS
1. Permanently Stabilize Foundation
2. Lift Settled Foundation
3. Permanently Stabilize Walls
4. Straighten Walls (Immediately/Over Time)
5. Permanently Stabilize Slab Floor
6. Lift & Level Slab Floor
7. Permanently Stabilize Floors
8. Lift & Level Sagging Floors
9. Lift & Level Uneven Exterior Concrete
10. Stabilize Exterior Concrete
11. Divert Surface Water Away from Joints
12. Prevent Damage from Street Creep
13. Restore Deteriorating Walls
14. Permanently Stabilize Deck
15. Permanently Support Slab Floor (only avail when lifting a foundation)
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Post by Cory Marchildon on Feb 12, 2016 6:22:45 GMT -5
We always want to inspect the entire home and help people with any problem we find; however, often structural appointments wind up being for a single issue.
The order I posted earlier is how we list Accomplish List items in FoundationView and on the Customer Fact Sheet. It may help the you to think in terms of the five core things we do:
1. Foundation Settlement:
Permanently Stabilize Foundation
Lift Settled Foundation
Permanently Support Slab Floor (Poly under a lifted foundation)
2. Failing Walls
Permanently Stabilize Walls
Straighten Walls (Immediately/Over Time)
Restore Deteriorating Walls (Shotlock)
3. Settling Slab Floors
Permanently Stabilize Slab Floor (PolyLevel or Slab Piers)
Lift & Level Slab Floor
4. Sagging Floors
Permanently Stabilize Floors (SmartJacks & PowerBrace supp. beams)
Lift & Level Sagging Floors
5. Settling Concrete
Lift & Level Uneven Exterior Concrete (PolyLevel)
Stabilize Exterior Concrete (Concrete Protection System)
Divert Surface Water Away from Joints (NexusPro Joint Sealant)
Prevent Damage from Street Creep (Street Creep Stopper exp. joint)
Whatever category your appointment falls into, talk about, and attempt to add, each Accomplish List item under that category.
And don't forget to discuss PROTECTING areas not yet broken in addition to FIXING areas that have already been damaged!
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