Before & After Photos

Plate anchor wall systems offer a cost-effective solution to the labor-intensive and costly process of rebuilding or replacing compromised foundation walls. Our wall anchor system extends beyond the foundation, leveraging the soil's stability to anchor the wall and halt inward bowing. Take this basement in McDonald, TN, for example, where numerous stair-step cracks jeopardized the wall's structural integrity.

A homeowner in McDonald, TN contacted our team to reinforce their basement wall, which had been weakened by years of water infiltration and efflorescence. After a thorough inspection, we recommended our Carbon Fiber Wall Armor system to counteract the hydrostatic pressure from the surrounding terrain. These carbon fiber straps, as strong as steel, are installed without the need for drilling or heavy machinery, preserving the basement's aesthetic. With this solution in place, the homeowner can later paint the wall or add extra protection, such as a Wall Vapor Barrier.

A crawlspace at a home not far from Crab Orchard, TN was in a sorry state. It was dank, musty, and lacking any system for protecting it from water, mold, and pests. One of our inspectors paid a visit to look it over and recommend a strategy. First on the list was our CleanSpace moisture barrier, a tear- and mold-resistant liner that shields spaces from damage and comes with a 25-year warranty. We also recommended our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to further protect the crawlspace from moisture damage. Now, this homeowner can trust that her crawlspace is safe from any and all problems related to moisture and mold!

This crawlspace in Dalton, GA was exhibiting signs of settlement, which creates problems in upper levels. These problems include sagging upper floors, stuck doors and windows, cracks, and other problems. To fix it, we installed SmartJacks, which bolster and support sagging beams. With these installed, the crawlspace is supported.

A Master Services home inspector was dispatched to evaluate a cozy log cabin in Dalton, GA, where a basement wall had suffered significant damage after a  recent heavy rainfall. At the end  of a comprehensive assessment, we deduced that the damage was likely due to external pressure.

To fortify the wall, our team employed the wall plate anchor system. This system employs the stable surrounding soil to halt further damage and strengthen the primary structure, without resorting to invasive and more costly procedures.