Before & After Photos

Joe V. just bought a home for his family in West Columbia, SC with the intention of fixing it up. It will be the perfect home for his family when he is finished. When he started mapping out a plan, he decided that ultimately he needed to start with the foundation. Fixing this home from the ground up seemed like the best course to take. While watching the news one evening, Joe saw a commercial for Cantey Foundation Specialists. He decided to give them a call to schedule a free inspection. System Design Specialist Jason Hugg arrived for the scheduled appointment and got to work on the inspection after meeting Joe. Jason determined from the inspection that to solve Joe's problem with cracking foundation, Cantey's Push Pier system needed to be installed. The Push Pier system would begin with the soil being removed where the piers would be driven into the ground in order to find competent soil. A heavy-duty steel bracket is then attached to the foundation's footing. The weight of the home is then transferred through the piers to the competent soil that was found below. These Push Piers can not only give lift to the home but permanently stabilize. Joe believed the Push Pier system would give him a great start to making this the perfect home for his family. Production Team Member Sixto Lopez, Production Team Member Mariano Valdovines, and Production Team Member Jose Lopez came out and effectively installed the Push Pier system. Joe is amazed by the results of the Push Pier installation and believes that this house is well on its way to become home to his family.

Before and after of a raised concrete sidewalk for a Charlotte, NC family. 

Bert K. was concerned about the dilapidated sidewalks in front of his home and wanted to see if anything could be done. He called to inquire about Cantey Foundation Specialist's expert concrete repair solutions using the PolyLevel® system. PolyLevel® is an expanding polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface. The results are quick, lightweight and eco-friendly. Finally Bert K. can have peace of mind that no one will trip and fall on now even sidewalks. 

Supportworks Push Piers are made of steel and are driven deep into the soil beneath a foundation to solve settlement problems.

Push piers can be installed inside or outside your foundation walls and are not visible once the repair is complete.

In many scenarios, push piers not only stop settlement but lift the foundation back to its original position, closing cracks and improving window and door operation.

If you have a crawl space and the floors above are out of level, you may have a structural problem in your crawl space. Crawl space jacks can address the structural problems.

If a concrete slab is uneven, it could be because of settlement or foundation heaving. Foundation settlement can be solved by installing foundation piers.