Before & After Photos

This home had a horizontal crack in the foundation wall. We used a helical pier system to stabilize and lift the foundation.  If you look at the blue tape on the before picture, you can see the gap in the wall.  In the after photo, you can see that the gap is gone.  

This home in Clayton, Ohio had walls that were bowing in slightly. This was a cause for concern because the longer left untreated, the higher risk for foundation collapse. We helped the owner out by installing 8 feet tall power braces, 11 in total. These power braces were insured to hold the structural integrity of the home for a long, long time. 

This home had the corner of their home splitting apart due to foundation soil shifting. We installed helical piers to fix the problem. 

This house had some saggy floors as a result of moisture rotting down the wooden floor boards in the crawlspace. To fix this, we installed our CleanSpace liner all across the floors and walls of the crawl space to block out moisture from coming in, which would further damage the beams. We then installed our Smart Jack system, which is able to raise the main beams of the floor, and keep them their for the future. Smart Jacks are able to be adjusted if ever the floor of the crawl space sinks more. 

When a foundation wall is caught early on in the bowing process, we like to use Carbon Armor to stabilize the wall back to health. The best thing about Carbon Armor is it is really easy to install and really flexible. After the first layer of epoxy is applied to the wall, we then lay the carbon fiber strip to the wall, we then apply another couple layers of epoxy. The wall is saved after that.