Before & After Photos

Filling in wall cracks with a sealant may fix the short term problems, but the long term probably will still exist. Bowing walls can lead to some serious problems if not addressed, so give us a call for a free estimate!

This pier underpinning project to stabilize this sinking foundation required us to tear down a fake wall. This homeowner was a previous client of ours when we stabilized the backside of their garage. They were happy with the job we did, so they had us out again to install more piers. This time, we stabilized the front side. If you want to read more about this project, click this link to read our case study! Click here!

This house required a couple of piers on the corner of their garage because the foundation was settling on that corner away from the rest of the garage. 

This sunroom had settled away from the rest of the home causing gaps, cracks, and other problems for the room. We stabilized this room by installing nine push piers around the perimeter of it. The push piers will ensure that this room stops settling. We installed three of the push piers on the left side of the room through the concrete patio. We then covered the patio with concrete, concealing the piers completely.

This home had some windows and doors that were sticking because the foundation was settling. You can see the owners placed a rag between the door and the frame, as well as painted over the crack above the frame.  After we installed our piers, we raised the foundation back to where it was. No more need for paint or rags.