Before & After Photos

This customer in Madison, TN had foundation settlement issues on the right front of his home. To permanently stabilize the foundation, we installed five 3" Helical Pier, with low profile brackets along the exterior of the home. With knowledge of local soil conditions, helical piers can be an ideal solution because our contractors will know exactly how deep to install the piers to reach a stable soil layer that can support your home. 

This customer in Madison, TN called Frontier due to moisture in their crawl space affecting their wooden floors in the home, causing warping. We decided on a full crawl space encapsulation. This project includes removing all the old moisture-damaged debris, sealing the vents off with SilverGlo Panels, adding Drainage matting to the floors, and covering the entire crawl space with our CleanSpace liner, installing a TripleSafe sump pump, SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, and an IceGuard and LawnScape system. 

This customer in Madison, TN called Frontier due to moisture issues in their crawl space. To mitigate the moisture issues, we completed a crawl space encapsulation. We cleaned out all the debris, installed Drainage matting, covered the crawl space in CleanSpace liner, installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, and sealed the crawl space vents and any other air leaks with SilverGlo panels and spray foam insulation. 

This homeowner in Madison, TN, contacted Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair to have cracks in their home's basement evaluated. Upon entering the basement, our design specialist discovered a bowing wall with a large crack running horizontally across the entire wall. After a discussion with the homeowner, we decided that our PowerBrace foundation wall repair system would be the best solution. This patented system is comprised of steel i-beams that run from floor to ceiling. This system stabilizes the bowing, cracked wall. The PowerBrace system can be tightened over time to keep the wall stable.

This shop floor in Princeton Kentucky had dropped over 2 inches. The dropping had created cracks in the concrete floor that were only getting worse over time.

Low spots in a shop floor can be very frustrating.

  Water or other liquids pooling and can not drain.

  Tools or other items rolling towards low spots.

  Heavy equipment or vehicles weighing low spots down even further.

Lifting and leveling the concrete permanently was important to prevent further damage.