Midwest Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer wanted to stop the settlement of her home in order to maintain its value. The front corner of the home was settling and falling away from the house. This was causing the entire wall to rotate out. To fix this, we used push piers to support the foundation. To be sure this solution would be permanent, we drove our piers to bedrock or load-bearing soil and double-tested them that day. 

The homeowner had a clay tile foundation that cause some water seepage from the walls. They also wanted to finish their basement. To solve this we used CleanSpace to cover the entire wall. This helps prevent water from seeping into the basement because it is a waterproof plastic material. We also installed a sump pump along with a battery backup pump. These pumps make sure that any water can be efficiently pumped out of the house which keeps the basement dry and protected.

These customers wanted to make sure that the basement was well supported because they hold many gatherings here.  The floors in that part of the house had been sagging for a while because there isn't enough structural support. To fix this, we installed footings, smartjacks, and a supplemental beam to provide the necessary support.

The walls in this customer's home were starting to crumble and create gaps in their foundation walls. The customer had just bought the home and wanted to make sure the walls stayed strong for as long as they lived there. We used our EverBrace system to keep the walls stable and protect them permanently.

The customer was worried about moisture in her basement and the damage it could cause to her late husband's antiques that were stored there. She wanted to protect these items and keep her home safe for a long time. We solved the problem by waterproofing the basement using our WaterGuard and CleanSpace systems to protect the walls and foundation from water damage. Any water that gets in is directed to our triple-safe sump pit. We also strengthened one wall with PowerBraces and the other with EverBrace to make sure they are sturdy.