While most people think earthquakes only happen in California, they can happen anywhere in the country — especially in Washington. There have been over 5,000 earthquakes in the past year alone. While some damage from earthquakes is inevitable, there are steps that homeowners can take to help protect their home and their family. Earthquake foundation retrofitting in Lynnwood is one such step.
A home is meant to be a safe haven to relax and enjoy time with family and friends. But for many homeowners, their home is anything but safe. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, over half of the population in the United States lives in an area at risk for earthquakes. Don’t be a victim — earthquake foundation retrofitting can save your life.
Home Is Your Safe Haven
Retrofitting strengthens a home’s foundation so it can better withstand the force of an earthquake. This can be done by adding brackets or anchors to connect the foundation to the house’s framing or installing special foundation plates. While retrofitting will not completely eliminate the risk of damage from an earthquake, it can significantly reduce it — and in some cases — it can even save lives.
Evergreen Seismic Is Your Helping Hand
If you live in an area at risk for earthquakes, it’s essential to take steps to protect your home or business. Seismic retrofitting is one option that can help to strengthen your building and make it more resistant to damage in the event of an earthquake.
Our team of experts can assess your building and recommend the best retrofitting approach to suit your needs. We use only the highest quality materials and workmanship, so you can rest assured that your property is in good hands. Contact us today to learn more about our earthquake foundation retrofitting in Lynnwood.
They did a wonderful job on the seismic retrofitting. Our 1926 house is noticeably more stable. The workers were very pleasant to have in our home, and they cleaned up shockingly well when they were done. If we could hire them for the rest of our home improvement job we would.