Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This project had 30 Push Piers installed around the perimeter of the home to stablize it. To do this portions of concrete had to be removed. Once the piers were installed our crew went around and filled the areas with dirt smoothed it, installed rebar, and patched the concrete. 

In the Before photo, you can see the exposed steel rebar of the interior foundation wall. Our solution for this type of problem is to remove the exposed rebar, replace it with a new fiberglass rebar that is proven to be stronger, seal the exposed area with a new concrete patch, and then seal the area again with our Carbon Armor Patch for some extra strength. Bonus: You can also see some earthquake retrofit brackets that we installed. 

Finishing up a project in Stockton, there was a crack that ran along the concrete slab. Our crew was able to patch the crack up. 

Originally built in 1938, the basement foundation and staircase of this home in Stockton were failing. 

We were happy to help replace both with new concrete. 

This customer located in Stockton, noticed his floors were bowing and bouncing when he walked across them. Upon the inspection, our structural consultant found the issues right away. With installing our Smart Jack System, we were able to lift and stabilize the existing beams and floor joists in the crawl space. 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.