Foundation Repair of CA Before & After Photos

This customer, located in San Jose, CA had recently purchased a house and noticed his floors were bowing and bouncing when he walked across them. Our Structural Consultant, Steve Mack, discovered during an inspection that the existing steel jacks that were supporting the floor had rusted. The steel jacks in their weakened state allowed the floor to sink in a few areas. By installing our Smart Jack System, we were able to lift and stabilize the floor. Sagging beams and floor joist are often the result of improper spacing of existing pier columns or weakened floor systems due to mold and wood rot. 

This home, located in Campbell, was having foundation problems. They found us after doing some research on the internet. They called us and scheduled an appointment for a free home inspection (quote included). Our Structural Consultant, Steve Mack, performed the inspection. He found that the home was settling, with cracks forming and progressing on the interior and exterior stucco walls. There was some evidence of lateral movement and the floors were unlevel by about 2 inches in some areas. 

Our crew installed a multitude of Push Piers to help lift and stabilize this home, to help it from future settlement. 

This customer, located in Campbell, came to us with concerns about cracks in his foundation. We were able to repair the cracks by first removing the rusted rebar from within that had caused the cracks, then installing a new Fiberglass Rebar stick to replace it. Secondly, we poured new concrete to seal the area, and then sealed the deal by using epoxy and a Carbon Armor Patch (10 times stronger than steel) to make sure that this part of the foundation would crack no longer.

This customer, located in Campbell, came to us with concerns about cracks in his foundation. We were able to repair the cracks by first removing the rusted rebar from within that had caused the cracks, then installing a new Fiberglass Rebar stick to replace it. Secondly, we poured new concrete to seal the area, and then sealed the deal by using epoxy and a Carbon Armor Patch (10 times stronger than steel) to make sure that this part of the foundation would crack no longer. 

Piering was used to stabilze a settling corner of this home.  Two foot by two foot holes were dug for each pier then backfilled when the project was completed os you can't even tell our piers are there.