
Adams, Nebraska
Concrete Leveling in Adams, NE: Foam Lifting, June 2026
The foundation at this Adams property showed settlement issues requiring concrete leveling work.
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Of the roughly 217 households in Adams, 235 are detached single family homes. Foundation repair, basement waterproofing, crawl space repair and concrete leveling is the work we do in them. Our Lincoln office is about 35 minutes from here.
A local specialist will inspect your foundation, walk you through the findings, and send a clear estimate, no cost, no pressure.
Lincoln office
1133 Libra Dr
Lincoln, NE 68512
Phone
(402) 566-5265Hours
Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Getting to you
About 35 minutes from the office, 22 miles.
About Adams
Adams is a Gage County town in Nebraska. About 568 people live here, across roughly 217 households. 79 percent of occupied homes are owner occupied, and 235 of them are detached single family houses.
Jobs run out of the Lincoln office, 22 miles up the road and about 35 minutes out. Across Gage County as a whole there are 8,700 detached single family homes, and 72 percent of occupied housing is owner occupied. This town accounts for about 2 percent of the county's housing. Gage County holds about 21,646 people and 10,390 housing units in total. 117 homes went up before 1940, more than in any other period, and the median build year is 1951. The Census puts Adams at a median home value of $179,600 and a median household income of $72,917. The split is 171 owner occupied to 46 rented. Homes built before 1980 make up 89 percent of the stock, 193 in all.
Population and housing figures: American Community Survey, by way of the Signature Media market data set.
What we fix
A high shrink swell rating on clay under Adams means the ground beside a footing is not the same size in April as it is in August.
What this looks likeFreezing nights can lift wet soil under the slabs beside the 235 detached houses in Adams.
What this looks likeThe pre 1980 stock in Adams runs to 193 homes, which is where we most often find drainage that was never engineered.
What this looks likeLocal conditions
Based on NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals for the Virginia weather station, about 15 miles away.
The mapped soil in Adams is Wymore at about 40 percent of the survey, with Cortland and Kennebec alongside it. The texture split is 85 percent clay and 13 percent silt. Linear extensibility, the measure of how much a soil swells when it takes on water and shrinks when it dries, is weighted at 7.22 percent here, which USDA reads as high shrink swell potential. The sample inside the city runs 80 percent clay against 85 percent across Gage County, so the ground here is lighter than the county average.
The typical house dates to 1951, and the single biggest block of the stock, 117 homes, went up before 1940. The 193 homes finished before 1980 are the ones where drainage was rarely engineered and backfill was rarely compacted. Of the owner occupied homes, 71 percent carry a mortgage.
Soil survey: USDA NRCS Soil Data Access (SSURGO), sdmdataaccess.nrcs.usda.gov. Climate: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991 to 2020, VIRGINIA (USC00258875), retrieved September 30, 2026.
Jobs completed here and in the other towns our Lincoln office covers, photographed on site.

Adams, Nebraska
The foundation at this Adams property showed settlement issues requiring concrete leveling work.
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Adams, NE
The concrete driveway and flatwork at this Adams property showed significant settlement and cracking throughout, typical of the high shrink-swell clay soils common across Gage County, Nebraska.
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Lincoln, NE
The concrete flatwork and joints around this Lincoln home were settling unevenly due to the clay soil conditions common throughout Lancaster County, which are prone to significant shrink-swell movement.
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Lincoln, Nebraska
The exterior concrete driveway at this Lincoln property showed significant cracking and settlement across multiple sections, with visible heaving and displacement of the sidewalk slabs.
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Lincoln, NE
The foundation at this Lincoln home showed settlement and uneven concrete surfaces typical of properties built on Lancaster County's clay soil, which has a high shrink-swell rating that causes gradual movement over time.
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Waverly, NE
Epp Foundation Repair completed this foundation repair project in Waverly, NE.
View projectThe ZIP code inside Adams: 68301.
Services Available
Helical piers, push piers, wall anchors, carbon fiber, crack repair, and the right diagnosis before any of it. For Adams homes.
Interior drainage, sump pumps, wall liners, and exterior waterproofing for Adams basements.
Support for sagging floors, stem wall repair, and water control for crawl spaces across Gage County.
A sealed liner, closed vents, and a dehumidifier installed as one system for Adams crawl spaces.
Crack sealing, surface restoration, and lifting for Adams concrete that has cracked or settled.
Polyjacking for sunken driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garage floors in Adams.
A free inspection covers all of it: one visit, clear findings, Customized Repair Estimate.
Google reviews
Had a great experience with Epp raising and shoring up my driveway and front walkway. Very professional crews that did outstanding work. I worked with two project leads that oversaw the teams, Jerrod and Dylan. I will hire them again for any concrete needs I have.
The guys were fast, friendly and professional. They left the rooms cleaner than how they found them. Would highly recommend their services!
Campfire I had an excellent experience with foundation repair! From start to finish, their team was professional knowledgeable, and incredibly efficient. They came out to inspect my homes foundation after I noticed some cracks in the walls and uneven floors. Sam and his crew explained everything in detail and gave me a clear explanation and the solution they proposed fixed the problem for good. I would recommend Ep for anyone need foundation repair!
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The same office schedules the inspection, runs the install, and answers a warranty call later.
Lincoln Office
Work here is dispatched from our Lincoln office, 22 miles away, about 35 minutes. You will find it at 1133 Libra Dr, Lincoln, NE 68512.
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Also served from Lincoln
An Epp specialist inspects your foundation in Adams, walks you through what they found, and sends a clear itemized repair estimate. No pressure.
Epp Foundation Repair is locally owned and operated, with crews dedicated exclusively to foundation, basement, and concrete work across the Midwest.
Foundation repair, waterproofing, and concrete leveling are our entire focus, not a sideline.
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A local Epp specialist drives to your Adams home, walks the structure, and explains what is moving.
The scope and a method matched to your soil, delivered in writing within one business day.
Epp crew completes most Adams jobs in 1 to 3 days. Yard cleaner than we found it.
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