Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The foundation walls in this home were deflecting inwards due to increasing pressure from the soil. To fix this, we stabilized the foundation walls using our PowerBrace wall system.

This home had water coming in through the foundation and because of that, the brick foundation was failing. To fix the foundation walls, we installed our EverBrace Wall System, which is shown in the pictures above. We also installed WaterGuard french drain system with a TripleSafe sump pump system to help keep water out.

This home was built in the early 1900s, and due to several years of washout and dryout, the structure started to buckle under pressure and weight. This resulted in the shelf wall failing. We were able to install EverBrace wall system to support the failing brick walls and then installed a TripleSafe sump pump system with a buried discharge to aid in the event of water in the basement.

Weather changes can greatly impact soil consistency which in turn impacts concrete slabs. The slabs can shrink as temperatures drop and expand when they rise. Because of this, concrete slabs should have expansion and contraction joints, if they don't a phenomenon called "Street Creep" can occur. Street Creep happens when roads lengthen over time and push your concrete. To prevent this from damaging your home, we have a solution called CompressionGuard! CompressionGuard is maintenance-free and creates a wide range of motion for concrete to shift throughout the seasons. 

Recently, we had the pleasure of assisting a homeowner whose office and bedroom floors were sinking into the ground, causing great inconvenience and discomfort. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, we swiftly took action and applied our innovative Polylevel technique. By injecting the Polylevel foam beneath the sinking areas, we successfully stabilized both the office and bedroom floors, ensuring a level surface and restoring peace of mind. Now, our valued customer can enjoy their space without the unsettling feeling of visiting the Leaning Tower of Pisa