See the Difference Our Solutions Make

This porch in Bozeman, Montana is now permanently supported with our SmartJack system.

Our crew lifted this Big Sky home using our polyurethane foam. The foam is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface.

This basement in Three Forks was having issues with water intrusion. After an inspection, we determined that installing our SmartGaurd drainage system, TripleSafe sump pump, and CleanSpace vapor barrier would prevent this space from future flooding and excess moisture. The crew quickly got to work on the project.

The products we installed in this basement are all a part of our waterproofing system. They work together to protect structures from the harmful side effects of water leaks and excess moisture. For example, our TripleSafe sump pumps offer triple protection from water intrusion. The first pump does most of the work and is able to pump up to 2,600 gallons of water per hour. The second pump serves as a back-up if the first pump fails or more pumping volume is needed. The third pump is battery operated and automatically turns on in the event of a power outage.

We are proud to say that our products provided a permanent solution to keep this basement from flooding!

The concrete driveway of this Belgrade residence had settled; causing tripping hazards and unsightly cracks. Our skilled crew was able to lift and stabilize the driveway using our PolyLevel Injection system. They were also able to seal the cracks caused by the settlement with our NexusPro products. NexusPro stands up to harsh weather conditions and resists UV rays which means it will seal concrete joints for years to come.

The owner of this home in Bozeman, MT contacted Yellowstone Structural Systems with concerns of their driveway settling away from their garage. Our Production Crew injected Polyurethane Foam into a 5/16th of an inch-hole that is drilled into the concrete slab. The foam expands and slowly lifts the slab to the correct height so that it is level with the rest of the concrete that is surrounding it.

Crawl spaces and unfinished basements are typically damp, unpleasant to smell and can even be moldy due to excess moisture coming up through the ground and walls.  Because of this, homeowners tend to avaoid these areas.  In this case we installed a vapor barrier system, which eliminates moisture and foul smelling odors, making this Big Timber home a much healthier living enviornment as well as a more energy-efficient. 

The YSS crew installed our SmartJack system in this crawlspace to permanently stabilize the sloping floors above.  Our customer, Marianne, purchased this property and soon discovered that the floors on her addition were not level.  Our system ensures that she will not have to worry about this problem in the future.  Our crew also installed a sump pump, dehumidifier, and vapor barrier to ensure that the crawlspace stays dry and healthy for years to come.  Conditioning the air and humidity in your crawlspace is vital to the health of the air in your home.  

For this project in Billings, MT, we recommended the FlexiSpan Foundation Crack Repair System to repair the leaking wall cracks. It's a patented, warrantied repair and a permanent solution.

The garage floor of this Missoula home was severely cracked and had settled drastically in several areas.  The damage was not only unsightly, but continued to get worse over time.  YSS was able to lift the slab back to it's original position using the PolyLevel system.  This prevented the homeowner from the inconveniences associated with replacing the entire slab.  YSS also used NexusPro to seal the remaining cracks and joints.  NexusPro Sealant is flexible, durable, and helps add longevity to the lifespan of your concrete. 

One of our clients in Helena had problems with water in their crawlspace.  We installed a drainage matting under our CleanSpace vapor barrier to protect this crawlspace from future water infiltration.

When ground moisture evaporates into the air of a crawlspace it can cause issues such as mold, wood rot, rust, and musty odors.  In some cases, the excess moisture will cause standing water to appear on the floor of a crawlspace; especially after a heavy rain.  If left unattended, these issues can deteriorate the air quality of your home, the wood framing that supports your home, and even some forms of insulation. 

Installing a vapor barrier will stop air movement from the ground and help to protect your home from the adverse effects of excess moisture.

This home located in Ennis, MT had repetitive water damage and water intrusion in the basement.  The team installed a WaterGuard sub floor drainage system, a TripleSafe sump pump, and an IceGuard to prevent floods from clogged or frozen discharge lines.  A CleanSpace vapor barrier was also installed to add an extra layer of protection from moisture in this home. 

To stop moisture from passing through your floors and porous concrete walls, a crawl space vapor barrier should be installed. A durable liner will allow for servicemen to use the space without damage while transforming your crawl space into usable storage space. This is also the best time to install crawl space insulation on your walls or floors. Installing crawl space drainage matting underneath the crawl space liner will help direct water to the drainage system and sump pump.