Before & After Photos

Foundation Push Piers permanently stabilize the foundation by transferring the weight to the structure to adequate soil at a greater depth. 

This Chambersburg, PA customer had concerns about their sagging floors. To permanently stabilize the floors above, Liberty Basement Systems replaced the current main beam in their garage as it was bowing, rotting, and weakened. A lvl main beam replacement was installed, along with (2) SmartJacks to lift and stabilize the floors above towards their original elevation and reduce floor bounce. The SmartJack System has a quick installation time and can be installed any time of year with minimal disruption. 

Before, a homeowner in Chambersburg, PA, faced an unsettling issue: their garage ceiling was sloping dangerously with the main home's weight pressing down, indicating a crucial failure in the main beam - a common but serious problem. As noticeable in the before photo, the sagging posed a significant threat not just to the structure but to the safety of the residence above. Thankfully, our team at Liberty Basement Systems brought in SmartJack - a proven solution designed for such critical scenarios. The after photo proudly showcases a stabilized and correctly aligned structure, ensuring peace of mind and a safe, secure foundation for years to come. Through precise installation and quality products, we turned a risky situation into a secure, worry-free environment.

Sagging floor problems can be quickly and cost-effectively fixed with SmartJack Support Posts, all while restoring beam stability.

There are a few common symptoms of settlement that homeowners should be aware of. These usually include cracked walls, sloping floors, sticking doors and windows, and separations between walls and ceilings. If any of these symptoms are present, it’s likely that the foundation is settling and needs to be addressed. We installed foundation Push Piers for this foundation repair. This pier system will not only stop settlement, but also lift the foundation back to its original position, closing cracks and improving window and door operation.