Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This customer's foundation was slightly bowing due to hydrostatic pressure behind the wall. This caused stair-step cracking along the walls. Cleveland Basement Systems installed the two-part epoxy adhesive, CarbonArmor, to reinforce the wall. CarbonArmor uses carbon fiber that is 10 times stronger in tension than steel and is designed specifically for basement walls. 

This homeowners faulty wall was fixed with the EverBrace wall restoration system. EverBrace uses engineered steel I-beams to anchor to the top track and floor. Specially cut steel panels are then installed and hung along the failing foundation wall. The EverBrace system transfers the heavy load from the fragile wall to the durable support system. 

This homeowner had both foundation and waterproofing issues in her basement. Cleveland Basement Systems installed the PowerBrace, CleanSpace and WaterGuard systems to combat all of these issues. CleanSpace was first installed on the cement block wall to resist mold growth as a powerful vapor barrier. Once the PowerBrace system was put in, they transferred the weight from the weak wall onto the strong, steel beams. WaterGuard was then laid at the base of the PowerBrace system along the perimeter of the basement in order to catch all water and direct it to the sump pump. 

Water in the basement led to foundation issues. The homeowner was feeling overwhelmed so they gave us a call! We solved the water problems by installing a WaterGuard Interior Drainage System, CleanSpace Wall System, and TripleSafe Sump Pump to get the water out and protect against future water intrusion. To secure the foundation we installed PowerBrace Wall System. 

This home now has a dry basement and a stabilized foundation!

This Kent homeowner was tired of walking on sagging floors. Sinking floors are usually a sign of foundation issues, and that was the case here. We stabilized this home with SmartJacks! These adjustable steel posts provide support for sagging beams and bring floors back up to where they are supposed to be.