Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The Push Pier System was installed to permanently stabilizes this commercial building. 

A homeowner in Mechanicsburg called with concerns of a new crack in a poured foundation concrete wall. The home was under contract for purchase, and our Real Estate Response Team was alerted to the issue and sent out right away. The team was able to diagnose the issue and recommend a permanent solution for the homeowner and quickly have this issue remedied in time to get to the closing table. The Push Pier System offers a lifetime transferrable warranty and was able to be transferred to the new homeowner.

This home suffered from settlement problems. In consequence, cracks formed both inside and outside the foundation walls, causing the interior basement walls to bow inward and the cracks to widen. This compromised the structural integrity of the house, resulting in the need for a complete foundation repair. To protect the safety of this home, we installed foundation piers to permanently stabilize the foundation by transferring the weight of the structure to competent soil. 

Before, this Enola, PA homeowner faced the nightmare of water leakage and bowing, cracking walls, causing concern for their home's structural integrity and safety. As you can observe in the before photo, the challenge was daunting. Yet, our Liberty Basement Systems team rose to the task, installing our powerful PowerBrace system. Notice in the after photo how seamlessly we provided a sturdy, long-lasting fix, not just transforming the space but ensuring peace of mind with a reliable solution crafted for durability and homeowner satisfaction.

This Liverpool, PA homeowner contacted our office looking for a solution to their bowing and cracked foundation wall problem. After assessing their home's foundation, Liberty Basement Systems foundation repair inspector Tyler H. decided that installing the PowerBrace Wall Repair System was the solution they needed. The PowerBrace consists of steel I-beams that are secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets and is the ideal solution to stabilizing failing foundation walls.