Before & After Photos

The foundation of this house in Eddyville KY had started to shift. The ground was wet most of the time and the weight was no longer evenly distributed. The shifting and cracking was a concern for the owner. Wanting to protect the structure and the family before things got worse was a priority. PushPier brackets are placed against the footing and steel piers are hydraulically driven to bedrock or load bearing strata. PushPiers have a lifetime transferable warranty against vertical movement. 

This customer in Eddyville, KY had failing foundation walls in their basement. We came in and installed our new EverBrace™ system to restore and stabilize the walls permanently. The EverBrace Wall Restoration System is a great choice when stone, clay block or brick foundation walls are showing signs of failure.

The EverBrace Wall Restoration System permanently stabilizes even the most extreme failing foundation walls and protects against future damage. Steel corrugated panels span between steel I-beams to strengthen the existing structure. A specialized rigid foam is injected behind the steel panels, filling voids between the existing wall and panels, and transferring the load from the failing wall to the new support system.

This home needed Geolock wall anchors installed across the rear elevation for vertical stabilization. Due to the amount of pressure placed on the basement wall with nothing the other side to push back against it, the anchors work to bear the weight of the wall across its large surface - up to 480 square inches, a huge improvement in weak soils.

The walls of this customer's basement were bowing inward, cracking, and desperately needed repaired. We installed our Wall Anchor system to lift and stabilize the wall and not only fix the damage but prevent further damage from happening in the future!

Cracks in the foundation were letting water seep into this basement.  We used push piers to lift the foundation back into place and installed a sump system to alleviate any further water problems.