Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer was scared their house was falling apart and we rushed to inspect their home to get to the bottom of the issue. On our inspection, we found:

1. Drywall Damage: There is a significant amount of damage to the drywall in the house.

2. Floor Settlement: The house has a concrete floor that sits directly on the ground ("slab on grade"). The floor has experienced settling, which means it has sunk or lowered in certain areas. This settlement is causing problems with the drywall because the lack of proper support underneath the floor is causing it to sag or sink unevenly.

To fix the issue we used polyurethane foam or "PolyLevel"  to raise and level the floor where it has settled throughout the entire house to make the floor even.

This couple in Malcolm, NE have an old barn on their property that they would like to keep standing. The barn had some severe foundation issues, so our team came in and took care of them. We installed a number of products to keep this structure upright, including a push pier, helical piers, a Geo-Lock wall plate, and a Geo-Lock Earth anchor. Now this column is straight and stable. 

This homeowner has noticed some stair step cracking on the corner of her garage and became worried. After taking a look at the damage, our team assessed that the corner had settled. To repair this issue our team installed two helical piers and lifted the corner of the garage about 1/4". Now this garage is safe and stable. 

This customer has already had one side of their foundation repaired and wanted to fix two more to keep their forever home in great shape. The problem was that both the west and south walls were deflecting. We stabilized these walls by installing PowerBraces to them. 

This homeowner has been worrying about his foundation walls at least once a day for the last 50 years. His basement walls are cracking and bowing in multiple places due to the outside soil expanding. Our crew installed PowerBraces to stabilize the wall and begin to correct them back to their original position.