Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Have you noticed crack in your unfinished basement? A recent customer of ours noticed a couple of cracks in their basement walls. They were unsure if it was a big problem because the haven't noticed any water coming in. They gave us a call and we got them on the schedule to meet with our specialist Dominic. Dominic went to the home and looked at the cracks and knew our CarbonArmor would be the best product for these homeowners. Our CarbonArmor System is a Fiber-Reinforced Polymer that is 10 times stronger than steel and is specifically designed for basement walls.  Call or Visit us today to get a FREE, no-obligation estimate today!

When purchasing the early-1900's home, at first, the home buyers thought only the sagging floors needed repair. That changed after we discovered the dirt crawl space.

Now, dirt crawl spaces are great if you like moisture—but they allow water vapor to rise into the home, and accumulate mold and wood rot in the home itself. So, we addressed it. First, we needed to install our SmartJack© system to stabilize the sagging and sloping floors, especially with how weak some of the home's supports were becoming. Afterwards, we installed our CleanSpace© crawl space encapsulation system, which is two times thicker than the industry standard liner for most encapsulation systems. We're able to install these around existing supports and any SmartJacks©, so every part of the crawl space is encapsulated and the new homeowners won't have to fix it again later. At Foundation and Crawl Space Repair, we'd proud to provide permanent solutions to homeowners like these. 

Have you noticed any sloping floors in your home? A customer of ours did and called us to come out and install some SmartJacks to help keep her floors level and her home stable. Call us today for a free, no-obligation estimate from one of our System Design Specialists!

A homeowner was starting to see signs of a sinking foundation inside their cabin. The cabin is located on the side of a hill, and contains a crawl space that is eight feet high. When they went down to examine the crawl space, they found that there were some support posts that had moved. These posts were not touching or supporting the weight above. We ended up installing smart jacks in the crawl space to lift the cabin back to it's original position.

One of our wonderful clients referred us to a friend with a failing retaining wall. We were able to install Geolock Wall Anchors connected to a galvanized steel wall plate & pulled the wall straight again.