Before & After Photos

The foundation of the home in Danville was sinking and settling, causing some severe cracking in the walls. The homeowner reached out to Fortress for a solution to stabilizing their foundation. 

Our System Designer, Scott Llewellyn, went out to evaluate this home and recommended installing 15 Push Piers to lift and stabilize that foundation.

This property in Danville had cracking in the walls due to settling of the foundation. Fortress was called out to get that foundation supported and stabilized.

Fortress went out and installed Push Piers to lift and stabilize that foundation. Push Piers can be installed inside or outside the home and are the best opportunity to lift a foundation up to it's original position.

Fortress Foundation Solutions installed a series of GeoLock Wall Anchors to permanantely stabalize this customer's home.

This sweet couple moved out of city to enjoy their retirement. They are new to the crawl space world and reached out to us to help educate them on effective maintenance. They were very interested in leveling and stabilizing their floors. Our System Designer, Chris Wilmouth, left the homeowners with a solution to address their concerns. 

Foreman, Matt Burger, and his crew completed the installation of a supplemental beam and nine Smart Jack Crawl Space Supports. 

This homeowner located in Nathalie, Virginia contacted Fortress Foundation Solutions because they were having a couple of different issues in their basement. One of the walls had started to bow inwards and they were also receiving water through the walls. 

Fortress recommended that we install our PowerBrace Foundation Wall Repair System. powerBraces are the ideal way to stabilize failing foundation walls and can stop any further damage and potentially straighten the wall. This system is also easily adjustable, allowing for tightening of the brace to attempt to raise the wall back to its original position.

We also recommended our Full Perimeter WaterGuard System. Our WaterGuard System is installed underneath the floor slab, resting on top of your foundation footing. This system is installed with minimal invasion of the slab, and all concrete is restored after installation.