Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Is there water coming into your basement through some cracks? A recent homeowner was experiencing water going into her basement through a crack that connected to the window. She wasn't sure what she should do so she did some research. She came across our website and decided to see if this was something we could help her with.  Once she figured out we could help she gave us a call and we got her on the schedule to meet with our specialist Tim. Once Tim got to the home he met with the homeowner and they went over all of her concerns and answered any questions she might have. They then went inside to the basement to look at the water and the crack. Tim knew the best product of ours was going to be our FlexiSpan. 

Earlier this month we helped a customer with her concrete in the garage, which was cracking, as well as to assure us that her sump pump is not currently leaking as of now. Our solution to her was to clear the dirt and add smartjacks to stabilize the supports and cleanspace to prevent further rot and moisture.

Here are Foundation Supportworks in Idaho, we are here to help customers with waterproofing, cracks and flooding in basements, crawlspace repair, and so much more. One customer in particular had cracks in the cement in her garage, and she also wanted to let us know that her sump pump in the crawlspace is currently not leaking as of now. She originally heard of us through a flyer in the mail, and also through observation when she saw a fellow neighbor use our services. To solve her issues, we cleared the dirt in the crawlspace, put tarp on it, and added smartjacks to maintain the supports and the cleanspace in order to prevent future damage. 

A home inspection left our client worried that a crack in the foundation was serious. The specialist confirmed that the crack went all the way through the footing and recommended that it be repaired immediately. 

A crumbling foundation can be made visible over time in a degrading porch post, or a home's cracking walls, or even in the opening gaps where a window sill and the wall used to meet. When this home in Boise, ID began to notice these signs, they called us to fix it. Our helical piers were perfect for this job because they can handle heavy or light loads, and can easily be installed beneath a post. In this case, we provided new posts to support the home before installing our helical piers attached and directly below them. Not only will the new posts be stronger, but they're a permanent fix to the home's structural issues. With their home back in a level position, you can say that the homeowner's been given back great peace of mind after this job. If you'd like to get a FREE estimate for your home, please call us HERE!