Foundation Repair Before & After Photos
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Wall Stabilization with PowerBraces to Repair a Block Foundation in Algoma, WI
Water Seeping in Through Basement Floor Cracks in Vulcan, WI
Water seeping in through basement floor cracks. Sure-Dry installed a bleeder line to carry the water to the sump pump making the basement dry. For more information on basement waterproofing click here.
Sinking Home Addition Stabilized with Helical Piers in Menominee, MI
Cracking Block Wall Foundation Stabilized and Secured In Daggett, MI
Before our team stepped in, this home in Daggett, MI faced wall failure that threatened its structural integrity. The before photo shows the distressing signs of damage. Thanks to the installation of our GeoLock Wall Anchor and Channel Anchor systems, we were able to provide a secure, lasting solution. Notice in the after photo how the walls have been stabilized, ensuring peace of mind for the homeowner. Our commitment to offering a reliable fix and remarkable customer experience shines through in this transformation.
Cracked, Bowing Foundation Walls Stabilized with Wall Anchors Stephenson, MI
Before
The poured concrete basement foundation in this Stephenson, MI home showed signs of lateral movement, including horizontal cracking and measurable inward wall displacement. Expansive soils and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles common in Upper Michigan had placed continued pressure against the foundation, leading the homeowner to search for foundation repair near me after noticing widening cracks and subtle wall bowing.
These conditions indicated the need for a permanent foundation repair contractor solution to stabilize the wall and prevent further structural movement.
After
Sure-Dry permanently stabilized the affected wall using GeoLock® Wall Anchors, a proven wall anchor installation system designed to counteract lateral soil pressure. Steel earth anchors were embedded in stable soil beyond the foundation and connected to interior wall plates, then tightened to immediately halt wall movement and allow for potential straightening over time.
The poured foundation wall is now structurally secured, protecting the home from continued movement and restoring long-term stability.
