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Foundation Repair Photo Album: Cracking Inside Prevented with Push Piers in Centralia, MO

Alan from Centralia, Missouri wanted to prevent cracks from forming in his house, so he reached out to Woods Basement Systems to see what could be done. Team Woods came out to the home to look over the damage and see what products could stop the damage. Team Woods looked over the home and recommended installing a push piering system to lift the foundation that will prevent the foundation from settling. The settling foundation caused cracks to form on the inside, so preventing the underlying issue would stop the cracking. To address the issue dead-on, Team Woods installed the push piers into the foundation to lift and lock the foundation into place. With the powerful new push piers, Alan now has the peace of mind that he deserves.

Inside Cracks

This homeowner noticed several cracks that had developed over the past few months. The homeowner decided to reach out to Woods Basement Systems to find a permanent solution to prevent more cracks from developing.

Settlement

Once the team went out to the house, the team noticed that foundation settlement was the root of the issue.

Ceiling Cracking

More cracks had developed over time, and more would continue to form if the root of the issue wasn't addressed.

Cracked Floors

The ceilings weren't the only area of the house that developed deep-set cracks. The floors had also developed cracks!

Patched Cracks

The homeowner tried to patch up the cracks, but this was only a temporary solution to the issue at hand.

Piering System

To prevent the home from settling any further, push piers would be installed into the footing of the foundation to lift and lock the home back into its original position.