Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

From years of pressure, exerted from the dirt behind the block wall, the mortar lines started to crack, and the wall bowed. This problem is very commonplace for older block walls in wet areas, and it is also very solvable. We installed CarbonArmor strips along the wall which creates a tough elastic support that is more than strong enough to counter the pressure coming from behind the wall and keeps the wall supported in the future.

Water seepage was causing increased pressure to crack and bow this block wall inward. To avoid a wall collapse, the homeowner hired us to install our carbon fiber strips that stabilize the wall.

This Lewisville, NC home was experiencing signs of foundation wall movement caused by soil pressure behind the retaining wall. To permanently stabilize the wall and prevent further inward bowing, our team installed the GeoLock Wall Anchor System. Steel anchors were driven into stable soil outside the home and connected to interior wall plates, allowing the wall to be secured and gradually tightened over time. This solution stops continued movement, restores structural integrity, and provides long-term peace of mind for the homeowner.

This troubled home was experiencing sagging floors and moisture problems due to an untreated crawlspace. Our expert team installed a SmartJack support system with steel supplemental beams to permanently stabilize this home's foundation. Then, we finished it off with our CleanSpace encapsulation system to cover, seal, and protect the area from any water vapors in the ground below.

To address a bowing and cracked garage wall in Advance, NC, we installed the CarbonArmor Wall Repair System. A durable, non-invasive solution ideal for homes with limited access. This system uses high-strength carbon fiber straps bonded to the wall with a specialized epoxy, creating a strong and lasting hold without the need for exterior excavation or heavy equipment.

Because of carbon fiber’s incredible tensile strength, the straps effectively stop inward wall movement by distributing pressure evenly. This method is especially effective for walls bowing in the center that haven’t shifted at the top or bottom. Now, the homeowner has peace of mind knowing their garage wall is stabilized and structurally sound.