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Foundation Repair Photo Album: Mount Freedom Foundation Saved with Push Piers

When a family in Mount Freedom noticed horizontal cracks on the front outside wall of their home and in the basement, they knew their foundation was in trouble. They'd heard of Quality 1st Basement Systems from a friend and decided to call right away. Foundation Repair Specialist, Kenny Tramutola went to Mount Freedom to inspect the foundation. He explained to the homeowner that the cracks in the basement and on the outside wall of the home were signs of a sinking foundation. The problems with the foundation were also the reason some of the doors in the home were sticking. Kenny recommended Foundation Push Piers to repair the problem. Heavy duty steel brackets attach to the foundation, then steel push piers are "pushed", or driven, until they reach a stronger soil to stabliize and restore the integrity of the foundation. Foreman Victor Leon brought the Quality 1st Foundation crew to Mount Freedom and they got right to work installing the Push Piers to restore the foundation. The homeowner is very happy to finally have a safe and stable home.

Horizontal Foundation Cracks in Mt. Freedom

Horizontal cracks are evident on the front of this Mount Freedom home. They're a sign of foundation damage and should be address immediately.

Cracks Below Ground in Mt. Freedom

Cracks in the foundation are evident once the area is cleared for the push pier.

Separating Cinder Block Foundation

Stair step cracks in a cinder block foundation are a sign the foundation is settling and needs to be addressed A.S.A.P.

Cracks in Mt. Freedom Foundation

After the soil is removed the cracks in this foundation are evident.

Foundation Repair by Push Pier

Push piers are installed to repair the foundation in this Mount Freedom home.

Mt. Freedom Push Pier Installation

Foundation Push Piers are straight, steel piers that attach to the foundation of the home and extend far below the structure to strong supporting soils.