Before & After Photos

In Fort Pierce, Florida, Callista had requested an inspection from LRE Foundation Repair after noticing numerous cracks appearing in the walls around her home. Our expert Design Specialist visited her home and confirmed that soil settlement had compromised the stability of her home’s foundation. To address the issue, our team installed our helical pier system around the affected areas, effectively lifting and stabilizing the foundation back into its proper position. With the foundation secure, the cracks have closed, and Callista can now feel confident knowing her home is permanently stabilized and protected against future settlement.

Cheryl and William G. were preparing to list their Port Saint Lucie, FL, home on the market, but wanted to address the sinking driveway before doing so. After scheduling a free inspection with one of our design specialists, soil washout and erosion were identified as being the culprits of the settling concrete. As washout and erosion occur, it leaves the remaining soil unstable enough to hold the weight of the concrete, causing it to sink. Our design specialist recommended our PolyLevel system to lift and re-level this driveway. PolyLevel is a fast-expanding polyurethane foam that works to solidify loose soils and fill voids, while simultaneously lifting concrete back level. Our team was pleased to be able to provide a fast and non-invasive solution to Cheryl and Williams's driveway concerns, so they can get their home on the market. 

In preparation for selling his home in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, Leland needed to address the cracks that had appeared along the exterior walls to ensure the property could be listed at its optimal market value. After reaching out to LRE Foundation Repair and scheduling a free appointment, we sent one of our Design Specialists to perform a full home inspection.

Upon closely examining the damage, our specialist discovered that the foundation had settled due to instability in the underlying soil. To provide a complete and permanent solution, our production team installed our push pier system beneath the affected area of the foundation, successfully closing the cracks in the walls. With his foundation now stabilized, Leland can confidently list his home for sale, assured that it is permanently secure.

Patricia and Dani A. were starting renovations to their Port Saint Lucie, Florida home and wanted to tackle their sinking pool patio first. They decided to call LRE Foundation Repair for an inspection. Our design specialist determined loose soils and years of erosion were mainly to blame for the sinking slab, and decided PolyLevel would be the perfect solution for this problem. PolyLevel is an expanding, polyurethane foam material that is injected through small holes drilled into the concrete. The material expands to lift slabs back level and fill any voids forming underground. The homeowners were amazed to see the gaps closed up under their screened patio and pleased with the work performed. Now, they can get ready to tackle the next renovation project. 

In Belle Glade, FL, a commercial property owner needed to have the foundation of their building repaired and stabilized before preparing it for tenants. Large cracks along the exterior walls indicated that the foundation had settled and was in serious need of repair. After contacting LRE Foundation Repair to schedule a free inspection, we sent one of our local expert Design Specialists to take a closer look.

The property also had a crawl space beneath it, so our specialist thoroughly inspected the entire structure for signs of structural issues. After confirming that the foundation had settled and the crawl space required additional support, our specialist developed a customized repair plan that included installing SmartJack systems throughout the crawl space and push piers along the foundation's perimeter to help lift and permanently stabilize the structure.

Once the plan was approved, our team installed both systems, successfully lifting and stabilizing the foundation while helping close the cracks along the exterior walls. With the work complete, the property is now structurally stabilized and ready for the owners to move forward with preparing it for tenants.