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Initially, this Mercersburg, PA home faced severe foundation troubles. The heavy rainfall had caused the basement wall to push in, creating a significant water entry problem, as evident in the 'before' image. To resolve these issues, we implemented a comprehensive solution using our PowerBrace™ System, which stabilized the compromised walls, potentially reversing their inward movements—a remedy visible in the 'after' shot. Alongside this, we installed the TripleSafe™ Sump Pump and the WaterGuard® system to ensure effective water management, transforming the basement into a resilient, dry space.
A bowing foundation wall prompted this Fort Loudon homeowner to get in touch with us. They were understandably concerned about their foundation, but were very happy to find that we could help solve their problem. We installed a GeoLock Wall Anchor System to secure this leaning foundation wall. This system transfers the weight of the foundation to nearby soil in order to stabilize the failing wall.
This home is now structurally sound and the homeowner can breathe easy once again!
Sagging floor problems can be quickly and cost-effectively fixed with SmartJack Support Posts, all while restoring beam stability.
Cracked and bowing walls were an issue in this basement. We installed a PowerBrace Wall System to stabilize it. The PowerBrace System is made from steel I-beams that are installed tightly against the foundation walls and anchored to the floor joists. This foundation is now secure and the homeowner is so relieved!
This Chambersburg, PA customer had concerns about their sagging floors. To permanently stabilize the floors above, Liberty Basement Systems replaced the current main beam in their garage as it was bowing, rotting, and weakened. A lvl main beam replacement was installed, along with (2) SmartJacks to lift and stabilize the floors above towards their original elevation and reduce floor bounce. The SmartJack System has a quick installation time and can be installed any time of year with minimal disruption.