Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A Homeowner had recently purchased this Wyckoff, NJ home and was looking for a solution for the bowing and cracked foundation walls in the basement. The block foundation had a hairline horizontal crack that stretch across almost the entire wall. The wall began bowing inward from the hydrostatic pressure from the ground outside. Our Senior Design Specialist, Ken Peare, eight PowerBraces for permanent stabilization of the foundation. 

This Kearny, NJ home was undergoing some sagging floor issues, so we installed the SmartJack Support System as the best solution. SmartJacks provide additional support to the basement floor beams and joist. If the floors begin to sag on the first floor, SmartJacks can raise and stabilize the floor. This can prevent future movement in the future, protecting the floor and the homes structure. 

Foundation damage can become a very scary thing to face when being a homeowner. It's important to make sure your home's foundation is in good condition and stabilized at all times. Foundation issues can really hurt the value of a home and so it's important to know the signs of foundation issues and when to call an export. 

Quality 1st Basements installed 6 SmarkJacks and 20 Power Brace Supplemental Beams to provide additional support to the floor joist. Now the home is stabilized and our system will prevent future movement and structural damage. 

To stop this garage wall from cracking further, Quality 1st Basement Systems installed wall anchors. Now the Middletown, NJ home is much safer.

This Middletown, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems requesting a visit with one of our Foundation Experts. They were noticing small horizontal cracks along with exposed basement wall and wanted to speak with a specialist on the proper way to repair and prevent future damage to the foundation. Our team recommended  Carbon Armor Reinforcement System, to be installed against the foundation wall to secure the wall in place and prevent future bowing. Our Specialist determined that these cracks were signs of the beginning stages of wall movement and luckily the homeowner addressed this situation early on to prevent serious movement and damage to the foundation in the future.