Before & After Photos

Has your home inspector noticed displacement of some supports in your crawlspace? Give us a call for a free quote!

Are your floors above your crawlspace feeling uneven or feeling like they are sagging? Give us a call for a free, no-obligation estimate!

Mr. Miller had vertical and horizontal cracks and a leaning wall, as well as some windows sticking in his basement. We found that the basement wasn't sealed and also had water damage.

We installed power braces to stabilize the walls.  

There's nothing more scary than seeing your home sink deeper and deeper into the soil below. It causes a lot of structural, practical, and even health issues as your house becomes unlevel (such as more moisture getting into the home, causing mold or wood rot). So, how do you fix a sinking foundation? By addressing the root problem—namely, problem soils. Luckily, this homeowner hired our expert team to install a SmartJack© system with a supplemental beam underneath his home. The SmartJack© is not immediately stops sagging, slopping floors permanently, but its engineered fill addresses problem soils. Basically, this homeowner won't ever have to worry about the SmartJack© sinking too, and can enjoy their stabilized home stress-free for many, many years to come. 

Although this home is already over 100 years old, the homeowners weren't sure if it'd make it another 10 years. The crumbling foundation could mean severe issues with moisture, wood rot, and much more in the near future, and they'd first noticed the problem over 2 years ago. In their journey for long-term, permanent repairs, they found us, and, after consulting with a structural engineer, they accepted our proposal for a SmartJack© system. Our SmartJack© system is not only powerful, but has an adjustable design so the home will always get a custom fit. Its engineered fill addresses the root problem for foundation settlement, and its a permanent fix for sagging and sloping floors in the home. Now, the homeowner can do other repairs in their home without worrying about the home's settlement and shifting floors getting worse.