Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

There was a customer from Exeter, RI with an existing beam that was not stable anymore. Because of that, the floor started to sag down towards the crawlspace floor, which can lead to awful damages. Over time, the beams or floor joists may start to grow mold and get weaker, so adding additional new support is the best thing to do. And that is exactly what we were able to do for this homeowner! Our production crew installed a SmarJacks system that permanently lifted and stabilized the beam back to the original position. These steel columns are also adjustable since the structure of our basements and crawlspaces can change a lot over time! 

A homeowner from South Kingstown, RI had been noticing some concerning signs in his home. The crawlspace was sagging, potentially putting the structure of the house in risk. Any sagging portion of a home should be fixed to avoid costly damages! To help this homeowner avoid that, our production team addressed the sagging floor by installing our SmartJack floor support system. They made a stable holding ground under where the SmartJacks will go, and then each of them was carefully positioned and adjusted to bring the floor back to the original level! 

Push Piers were installed at this home in Webster, MA to lift the home back to level after the foundation settled. The before picture shows the crack through the wall that is about two inches wide. After the Push Piers were installed to stabilize the foundation, you can see in the after picture that the crack is nearly closed.

Here, if you look at where the rocks are, you will see that we achieved a four inch lift on this foundation in Newport, MA.

A homeowner from Warwick, RI needed to fix his sagging floor above his dirt crawlspace. If he didn't fix the floor, then it would collapse and cause severe injuries. Over the years, termites were eating through one support beam that was causing the sagging. We provided several SmartJack support steel piers, adjusted to the correct level and his floor looked back in place!