Before & After Photos

This homeowner has only been in her home for a few years and noticed some stair-step cracks beginning in her basement. She has not seen any sign of water entering her home but wants to be proactive by installing a waterproofing system. We worked with her to address the bowing wall concerns first. System Designer, Sonny Kingsbury, worked with the homeowner on a plan to address each of her concerns on a time line that worked with her budget. 

Our Foreman, Matt Burger, and his crew came in and completed the installation of six Power Brace wall supports to ensure this wall would be at risk of failing. The homeowner was very pleased! 

In Millwood, VA, a homeowner faced the challenge of a compromised wall, leading them to seek a lasting foundation repair solution. Inspections revealed significant inward movement and signs of potential wall failure. We addressed this issue with our advanced PowerBrace™ System. As you can see in the photos, the zinc-plated steel beams were carefully custom-fit and secured with precision, ensuring permanent stabilization. This solution not only halted any further wall movement but also offered the possibility of reversing existing damage, ensuring the homeowner's peace of mind and structural integrity.

This crawlspace in Burkeville had been sagging and moisture was also getting in, causing a problem for the homeowners. Fortress Foundation Solutions installed our Smart Jacks to support and level the floors above and keep them in one position. We also installed our a Clean space liner and a Smart Sump to catch any water and take it away from the home. We left the homeowner with a dry, sturdy crawl space and a smile on their face!

This homeowner in Kents Store contacted Fortress Foundation Solutions because they had some concerns about their foundation. Their cinderblock walls had several cracks and the walls were bowing in some places.

Fortress solved this problem by installing our Push Piers. Push Piers feature a patent-pending external sleeve that strengthens the pier at the critical tension point below the bracket. They are installed next to the footings and attached with a heavy duty steel bracket. Concrete is used to fill the holes around the piers once stabilization and lifting is complete to finish the installation. 

This house in Kearneysville had bowing and cracking walls. The problems were cause by the house sinking and settling over time. Fortress came out to this home and recommended PowerBrace Supports inside the basement and Push Piers on the outside. The PowerBrace Supports can be adjusted over time to straighten overtime. After installing the PowerBrace Supports and Push Piers, the homeowner felt much more secure in their home!