Before & After Photos

Structural Foundation & Air Quality Repair in North Fond du Lac, WI

Before: Failing Fieldstone Foundation with Structural and Air Quality Concerns

In North Fond du Lac, WI, this homeowner was facing multiple serious issues:
• A deteriorating fieldstone foundation with visible signs of collapse risk
• Old wooden support posts that were rotting and no longer offering proper structural support
• Severe water intrusion and humidity in the basement, leading to musty odors and unhealthy air
• Cracks in walls and door frames upstairs, signaling that the foundation’s instability was impacting the home above

The basement was damp, unstable, and unsafe—threatening both the structure and air quality of the entire house. The homeowner needed a solution that addressed foundation stabilization, moisture control, and air purification—all at once.

After: A Structurally Sound, Dry, and Healthy Home

Sure-Dry provided a full-scope solution to repair and protect the home for the long term.

What We Installed:

• EverBrace™ Wall Support System to reinforce the failing fieldstone walls with steel panels and high-strength foam backing—designed to permanently stabilize and distribute load evenly

• Replacement of rotted wooden support posts with durable, permanent structural supports

• SuperSump® Plus sump pump to remove groundwater quickly and reliably

• SaniDry™ Sedona dehumidifier with RimTight™ ducting, a powerful air filtration and purification system to reduce mold risk, control humidity, and improve overall air quality

These upgrades addressed every issue: the structural integrity of the foundation, the water buildup threatening its stability, and the air quality concerns tied to long-term moisture.

Now the basement is stable, dry, and safe.
The home no longer shows signs of shifting upstairs, and the basement feels noticeably fresher and cleaner. This project didn’t just fix a foundation—it restored confidence in the home’s long-term safety and livability.

Struggling with an aging foundation or poor basement air quality?
Sure-Dry specializes in fieldstone foundation repair, structural stabilization, and complete basement health solutions in North Fond du Lac and throughout northeast Wisconsin.
Contact us today for a free inspection and estimate.

The concrete walkway of this home in Fond du Lac, WI was severely sunken, creating a major tripping hazard for the homeowners.  To fix this, Sure-Dry used their PolyLevel® Injection Foam. 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.

If you have sunken concrete surfaces that need repair, call us today at (920) SURE-DRY or contact us online to get started with a free estimate! 

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In Bryant, WI, a homeowner faced foundation troubles with block walls in their crawl space failing—resulting in cracks and settling in the house above, making doors and windows stick. Our team at Sure-Dry swiftly responded by installing our GeoLock Wall Anchor system. As you can see in the photos, this solution not only stabilized their home's foundation but also revived the functionality of doors and windows in the home above, ensuring peace of mind and a secure, lasting fix.

Before:
A Bryant homeowner noticed horizontal cracks and inward bowing along a basement wall. Doors were sticking, and new stair-step cracks were forming near the corners—clear signs of lateral pressure from soils pushing against the foundation. The homeowner needed a permanent, non-invasive solution before the damage worsened.

After:
We installed the GeoLock® Wall Anchor System to stabilize the failing wall. Galvanized earth anchors were set in stable soil outside and connected to interior steel wall plates with high-strength rods. Once tightened, the system immediately halted movement and provided the ability to make periodic adjustments to help straighten the wall over time.

The basement is now structurally secure with minimal disturbance to the yard and a clean interior finish.