by Zavza Seal | Aug 25, 2026
The Problem The homeowners in Manorville wanted to open up the space between their kitchen and dining area by removing part of an existing partition wall. The wall was not simply a standard non-structural wall. It was considered semi-load-bearing, so removing it...
by Zavza Seal | Aug 25, 2026
The Problem: During demolition at this Brooklyn property, Zavza Seal found several issues around the interior foundation wall and kitchen window. The existing interior wall had been built directly against the brick foundation. Drywall and wood lath were fastened to...
by Zavza Seal | Aug 24, 2026
The Problem: A property in Flushing, NY had two structural cracks in the interior foundation wall. Each crack was approximately 4.5 feet long. Foundation cracks can allow water to enter a building and may also affect the strength of the surrounding concrete. Because...
by Zavza Seal | Aug 24, 2026
The Problem: A property in Flushing, NY had a drainage concern near the entrance door and garage door. Water collecting in this area can reach the door openings and create a risk of water entering the property. Zavza Seal was brought in to install a storm channel to...
by Zavza Seal | Aug 24, 2026
The Problem A Brooklyn property had significant water damage and mold inside a closet. Our team found that water had been entering through damaged exterior masonry and areas around the window opening. A rusted and deteriorated steel lintel had sagged, contributing to...
by Zavza Seal | Aug 21, 2026
The Problem A homeowner in Woodbury, NY was dealing with water intrusion along the foundation walls. Our team found current or past water intrusion at one location of the foundation wall. The lower sections of two exterior foundation walls also needed waterproofing....
