Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer was selling her home and called us to ensure there would be no surprises during closing. When we inspected, we found inward wall movement on her foundation walls. Due to expansive clay soil, one of the walls moved inward more than 1/2 inch and started to crack. To fix this, we installed our Caron Armor Wall Support system. This system stops inward wall movement caused by hydrostatic pressure.

As you can see, this wall had some structural issues. Our team got onsite and was able to close up the crack by permanently stabilizing the foundation!

This home had several water issues that caused the foundation to settle. To control and redirect the water, we installed an interior draining system and then installed piers to permanently stabilize the foundation.

A recent foundation repair job we did installing piers to this sinking home! 

This home had a white, chalky substance on the walls, called efflorescence. Efflorescence is the deposit of salts left on masonry after the water evaporates. It appears on surfaces like concrete, retaining walls, stone, and stucco. Though it's not harmful, t's a good indication that water is in the basement. To fix, we installed a vapor barrier and interior drainage system.