Before & After Photos

This homeowner just purchased his home and has big plans to fix it up. Before moving forward with his projects he wanted to address his chimney that is leaning away from the house. It's fairly common for fireplaces to settle and can be caused by several things. The back-fill soil could be sinking and no longer supporting the structure or the gutters and downspouts may not be moving water far enough from the foundation. To support this chimney, we installed two push piers. The push piers will permanently support the fireplace by taking soil out of the equation. 

This customer realized that one of his walls started pulling away from his house and was worried that the problem was going to cause extensive damage to the house. We discovered that settlement combined with the way the wing wall was built caused the wall to pull from the house. This issue also compromised the home's second-level deck. We stabilized this home's foundation by installing five push piers at the corner of the home. Our push pier installation is non-disruptive, can lift the foundation back to its original position, and it has a 25-year warranty! 

This homeowner was dealing with a repetitively sinking compression guard, creating a trip hazard. The fix the sinking concrete slabs, we used PolyLevel, an injectable foam, to lift the driveway back to its original position. After the PolyLevel, we re-set the compression guard. 

This homeowner has an issue with animals living under the driveway and wanted the voids filled without having to replace the concrete. After taking a look at the issue, we decided to apply our three-part concrete repair solution. This includes PolyLevel to stabilize the concrete, NexusPro to seal the cracks, and SealantPro to protect the concrete from future damage. 

This customer was concerned about their falling and cracked driveway, worried it was only going to get worse. Luckily, we were able to protect this homeowner and others from the tripping hazard. To do this, we used PolyLevel, an injectable foam, to lift and stabilize the concrete. Next, we used NexusPro to seal the joints and cracks and ensure that this driveway would survive harsh weather conditions.