Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Have you noticed one side of your home feels like it is sloping more than the other side? A recent customer of ours in Pocatello noticed one side of their foundation was lower than the other side. They were not to sure if it was much of an issue but decided to have someone come out and look at it due to the home being on a hill. They gave us a call and we got them on the schedule to meet with our specialist Tim. Once Tim got out to the home he quickly realized the best product for the homeowners was going to be our Helical Piers under the footing of the home to help lift and permanently stabilize the home.   

Have you noticed your basement walls have some cracks? A recent customer of our in Pocatello called us with some concerns with some cracks in his basement walls. We then got him on the schedule to meet with our specialist Tim. Once Tim got out to the home and took a look at the cracks he quickly realized the best thing for the homeowner was going to be our FlexiSpan. FlexiSpan helps permanently seal all cracks and helps keep them the same size so you never have to worry about it getting bigger. 

Customer's foundation was crumbing in the basement. One of our forewomen came out and installed powerbraces for stronger support and balance. 

When the foundation of this home was in danger and the home was sinking down, we replaced the DIY support beams in the crawl space with our top-notch SmartJack system with steel supplemental beams. These galvanized and fully-adjustable steel piers allowed us to stop any signs of settlement in its tracks and even lift the floors back up to their original position!

The owner noticed major interior and exterior cracking around his property, a clear indication of foundation settlement. It had gotten so severe that a bedroom wall was not even touching the ceiling. We utilized our galvanized push pier technology to counteract the settlement using the Earths hard bedrock. Our team was able to achieve an outstanding 6" of lift! (notice the space beneath the window on the right)