Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The CarbonArmor wall reinforcement system stabilized this Jackson, NJ foundation. CarbonArmor contours to the wall, preventing the foundation from settling and cracking.

When this Jackson, NJ homeowner was told their foundation was settling, they called Quality 1st Basement Systems. The crew installed wall anchors in the basement to prevent wall cracks and further settling.

Quality 1st Basements stabilized this failing foundation wall with our PowerBrace™ Wall Repair System! When our Senior Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, noticed the titling inwards of the foundation wall and the large cracks from the movement, he recommended the PowerBraces for permanent stabilizing and to stop further damage. 

Foreman, Victor Leon, and his amazing team, got to work and installed three PowerBraces to potentially straighten the wall. Our team brought the homeowner piece of mind that their foundation was secured and stable with the help of our Foundation Repair System, PowerBrace. 

If you are experiencing large interior foundation cracks and you notice the walls are either bowing or tilting inward, then you need our PowerBrace Wall Repair solution. The PowerBrace™ system is made of steel I-beams that are secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets. These brackets allow our Service Technicians to  easily adjustable each beam over time. The tightening of each PowerBrace will allow for a gradual pull back towards its original position. 

A homeowner in Jackson, New Jersey noticed their basement walls were cracking and bowing inwards. This can happen because the poorly compacted soil around the foundation becomes saturated during heavy rainfall. This wet soil creates hydrostatic pressure against the walls. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, suggested a wall reinforcing system. Our foreman, Mario Barron, used the CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcing System which is stronger than steel and provides the ultimate protection by stabilizing the wall. The brackets above allow the system to be adjusted to bring the wall back towards its original position.