Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

If you are experiencing a sagging floor like this homeowner in Three Rivers, MA did, then it's time to call us for a stabilization job! We installed SmartJack floor support systems for this homeowner to stabilize and raise this floor back to place. Nobody wants to deal with a collapsed floor, it's damaging to your home and causes a risk of injury. Call us to save your floor! 

This homeowner's floor in Three Rivers, MA was squeaking very loudly whenever he'd walk on the floor. From this observation, he knew that he needed a solution. He was looking for extra floor support to stabilize it in place and stumbled upon us! Our team saved this unstable floor by placing a steel beam under the old support beam, then they installed 3 SmartJacks under the floor to stabilize it in place. These SmartJacks were able to provide the extra strength needed to keep this homeowner safe and happy! 

When this customer in Southbridge, MA noticed his floor sloping downwards, he knew to contact us for support after hearing his friend boast about our services! The wooden support beam was slowly rotting causing the floor to slope a bit, but our SmartJacks were able to reverse the damage and raise this floor back to the correct level! These steel beams are also adjustable, so if future settling occurs, our team can come back and make changes if need be! 

This customer did not want to deal with his sagging floor above his crawl space and contacted us for a solution. The support beams were rotting away which completely weakened the support they could provide. To fix the problem, we installed our SmartJacks under this sagging floor. These SmartJacks are made of galvanized steel, so they will never corrode making these a permanent solution! Now, this homeowner is able to walk on his floor without the worry of a possible collapse! 

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.