Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The pressure on the back wall of this basement started pushing the block inward. To keep the wall from collapsing, we stabilized it with our steel beams PowerBraces. These brackets can be adjusted and keep the wall from continuing to bow.

This Charlotte home was showing classic signs of foundation settlement cracks in the exterior brick, sloping floors, and visible gaps forming near the base of the structure. In the before photo, you can see the severity of the issue: soil displacement, exposed foundation, and the need to stabilize the home before further structural damage occurred.

Our team installed a foundation pier system to permanently lift and support the settling portion of the home. The piers were driven deep below the surface into load-bearing soil, providing long-term stability and peace of mind.

In the after photo, you see a fully restored yard leveled, cleaned, and topped with straw to promote healthy regrowth. The home's foundation is now secure and invisible from the outside, but the difference is night and day.

This isn’t just curb appeal its real protection beneath the surface.

Bowing and cracking began to appear on this block wall and made the basement at risk for a wall collapse. We stabilized the wall with our CarbonArmor straps.

We repaired the large crack in this crawl space wall using the PowerBrace system. PowerBrace will permanently stabilize your home’s foundation walls using zinc-plated steel beams that are custom-fit to your space.  

In Mount Airy, NC, this home was experiencing foundation settlement that could have led to major structural issues. To address the problem, our team installed a steel push pier system a proven solution to permanently stabilize foundations and offer the best chance to lift the home back to its original position.

Made from durable steel and driven deep into load-bearing soil, push piers are a minimally invasive option that causes little disturbance to the surrounding area. Unlike other foundation solutions that require extended construction timelines, push piers can typically be installed within a single day, making them fast, effective, and efficient.

The first image shows the foundation exposed during installation, while the second displays the restored, stabilized area leaving the homeowner with lasting peace of mind.