Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Durham, NC became concerned after noticing signs of foundation wall movement in their crawl space. During our inspection, we identified a bowing brick foundation wall that required permanent structural reinforcement to help prevent further inward movement.

To stabilize the wall, our team installed a series of heavy-duty steel I-beams along the affected section of the foundation. These beams were securely anchored and strategically placed to provide long-term support and resistance against outside soil pressure. The system helps reinforce the existing foundation, prevent additional wall displacement, and improve the overall structural integrity of the home.

With the steel beam stabilization system in place, the homeowner now has a reliable solution designed to protect their foundation and provide peace of mind for years to come.

Uneven pressure was leveraging the foundation of this home to the point that it was cracking. We prevented the catastrophic possibilities of floor, wall, and foundation damage by installing our helical piers to lift and stabilize the sinking foundation.

With the help of our high-quality foundation push pier system, our crew stabilized this customer's home, which had settled, leaving cracks in the foundation. The piers will permanently stabilize the home, preventing it from further settlement. 

We installed SmartJack posts to stabilize the customer's crawl space, ensuring structural integrity and preventing potential issues such as sagging floors and foundation problems.

This Durham, NC homeowner began noticing foundation settlement issues that were causing cracks in the hearth and visible movement along the home’s foundation. As the soil beneath the home shifted, sections of the structure began to settle unevenly, putting stress on the masonry and surrounding areas.

To permanently stabilize the home, our team installed helical piers beneath the foundation. These engineered piers are advanced deep into stable load-bearing soil to help support and potentially lift settling areas of the structure. With the home now stabilized, the homeowner can have peace of mind knowing the foundation is protected from further settlement damage.