Before & After Photos

For minor bowing or leaning foundation walls like this one, we install our CarbonAmor straps to stabilize the wall with fiber-reinforced polymers (FRPs) that are 10-times stronger than steel! This solution is fast, non-invasive, and fits seamlessly to the wall, providing stabilization with minimal disruption.

Cracked, bowing, or leaning foundation walls can be stabilized and even corrected toward their original position with our PowerBrace steel support beams. These beams are custom fitted to the foundation walls and secured with brackets to the basement floor and floor joists/sill plate. This immediately stabilizes the wall and prevents further movement or cracking. The system can even be tightened over time to correct wall movement. 

For wall cracks, we start by sealing the crack with a high-viscosity polyurethane polymer. This gets deep in the cracks to form a durable, flexible seal. To keep your foundation walls looking great, we overlay your sealed wall crack with a polyurethane sealant. Light gray in color, it gives the repair a professional, finished appearance.

Mid-STate Basement Systems inspector Wes Martin suggested repairing this vertical crack with our tried and true crack repair techniques before the damage became more severe. We start by sealing the crack with a high-viscosity polyurethane polymer. This gets deep in the cracks to form a durable, flexible seal. To keep your foundation walls looking great, we overlay your sealed wall crack with a polyurethane sealant. Light gray in color, it gives the repair a professional, finished appearance.

If you are experiencing a similar problem, give us a call today for a FREE estimate! 

A crack in your basement wall can spell disaster for water, mold, and structural issues. Unfortunately, many solutions on the market only offer a temporary fix. For this customer, we installed our patented FlexiSpan repair system: a single solution made to last.