Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Facing a sinking foundation and concerning cracks, this business in Wormleysburg needed a durable fix. Enter Liberty Basement Systems with our reliable Push Pier solution, as captured in these before and after photos. Initially, the challenge looked daunting—notice the significant issues in the first photo. However, post-installation, the transformation is evident. By stabilizing the foundation, we restored the homeowner's peace of mind, proving once again our commitment to providing both remarkable customer experiences and lasting resolutions to home concerns.

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.

The CarbonArmor System uses carbon fiber-reinforced polymers that are many times stronger than steel, yet flexible enough to contour to bowing basement walls for permanent stabilization. 

When a foundation wall bows inward, expansive soils or hydrostatic pressure are usually responsible. The expansion of soils caused by water or frost pushes against the wall. Hydrostatic pressure occurs when underground water presses against your walls. In either case, the walls require immediate attention and reinforcement to prevent further damage. Using the PowerBrace system, we were able to provide permanent stabilization and prevent the foundation wall from bowing any further.

The PowerBrace foundation wall repair system consists of steel I-beams that are secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets. This system is easily adjustable, allowing for tightening of the brace to attempt to raise the wall back to its original position.