Before & After Photos

When homeowners in Porterfield, WI, noticed worrisome wall movement in their basement, they turned to us for help. As you can see in the before photo, the stability of their home was at risk. Our solution? A reliable push pier system designed to provide lasting support. Notice in the after photo how the integrity of the foundation is restored, ensuring peace of mind for the homeowners. With our expertise, we not only fixed the problem, but we also protected their investment for years to come, demonstrating our commitment to reliable solutions and a remarkable customer experience.

This block wall foundation in Wausaukee had considerable cracks and gaps which was causing water and other materials to get inside of the home, and the bigger issue of the home losing stability. After inspecting the home, our team determined the issue was being caused by a 10'x10' cement porch on that side of the home which was cracked approximately 8" on each side and had sunk at least 2". This caused that side of the home to crack and separate the foundation. To fix the issue, PolyLevel® Injection foam was injected beneath the concrete slab to fill in the gaps caused by soil erosion and to raise and stabilize the concrete. After the concrete was raised back to the correct height, and the block was raised back into the correct position, NexusPro® crack sealant was applied to the cracks and gaps to ensure they were sealed. If you are experiencing cracked or sinking sidewalks, an uneven driveway, cracked concrete, sinking stairs or a settling garage floor, contact Sure-Dry to schedule a free, no-obligation estimate! 

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In Wausaukee, WI, a home faced wall failure, risking structural safety. As seen in the before photo, the foundation wall was compromised. Our skilled team at Sure-Dry implemented the GeoLock Wall Anchor System®, an effective foundation repair solution, stabilizing the wall securely in place. Using steel earth anchors embedded in stable soil, connected via galvanized steel rods, this system prevents any further wall movement and restores peace of mind. As shown in the after photo, the structure is now protected, underlining our expertise in ensuring lasting solutions and improved structural integrity.

Before: The homeowner in Brussels, WI noticed sloping floors and doors that no longer aligned properly. Inspection revealed that the wooden support posts in the crawl space had settled into the soil, leaving the main beam inadequately supported and allowing the floor above to sag. Moisture and soil movement over time had weakened the original supports, contributing to structural instability.

After: SmartJack® steel supports were installed on engineered bases to replace the failing posts. Each jack was adjusted to lift and level the floor system, restoring uniform support to the home’s structure.

The result was a solid, level floor and lasting stability, with the SmartJack system providing adjustable reinforcement for future reliability.

Before
The basement in this Pembine, WI home showed signs of lateral foundation movement, including horizontal cracking and inward bowing along the block walls. Expansive soils and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles had placed continued pressure on the foundation, creating structural concerns and visible wall displacement. The homeowner began searching for foundation repair near me after noticing cracking that continued to widen—clear indicators that professional foundation repair Wisconsin service was needed.
These symptoms pointed to ongoing soil pressure requiring a permanent foundation repair contractor solution to prevent further structural movement.

After
Sure-Dry permanently stabilized the foundation using GeoLock® Wall Anchors, a proven wall anchor installation Wisconsin solution designed to counteract external soil pressure. Steel earth anchors were embedded in stable soil beyond the foundation wall and connected to interior steel wall plates, then mechanically tightened to immediately stabilize the structure and allow for potential wall straightening over time.
The foundation walls are now structurally secured, preventing further inward movement and restoring long-term stability to the home.