Blackland Clay Heave
The ground is expansive Blackland Clay. It moves.
Summer cracks the soil. Winter swells it. This snaps concrete footers. Monuments lean. Adding dirt is useless. The clay swallows it.
For tombstone repair and restoration, we bypass the topsoil. We install friction piers. We anchor the foundation to stable subsoil.
Hail Impact Fissures
Wylie gets heavy hail. Ice impacts the stone.
This creates micro-cracks. Water gets inside. When it freezes, the stone splits. You cannot buff this out.
We inspect for these cracks during grave site cleaning services. We clear the debris. We seal the fissures to stop water intrusion.
Lake Algae
Lake Lavon keeps the air damp.
This breeds black algae. It roots into the granite. People searching for headstone cleaning services near me use pressure washers. That is a mistake. It drives roots deeper.
We use a biocide soak. It kills the roots inside the rock. The dead algae rinses off.
"Great service and good communication. The maintenance was better than what I expected. They did an awesome job getting rid of all the water marks and giving it a good shine. The only draw back is they did take about 2 months to do the maintenance. Other than that I am very pleased with the end result."
— gustavo galvan, Del Rio, Texas
Fire Ant Acid
Fire ants build mounds against the warm stones.
The dirt is acidic. It burns the polish. It leaves a rough, dull ring. You cannot wash this damage off. We treat the ground. Then we use alkaline cleaners for cleaning stone gravestones. We neutralize the acid.
Mower Scuffs
Grass grows fast. Crews cut close.
Trimmer string hits the stone. It melts. It leaves black plastic streaks. You cannot scrub this off. We use a solvent. It dissolves the plastic. We wipe it clean.
