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Foundation Repair Photo Album: PushPiers in Warrenton, MO Home

In Warrenton, Missouri homeowner Troy B. was tired of finding new cracks in the walls inside his home. For the past few years, small hairline cracks around his home have grow larger and began to decrease the value of his home. Worried for his home and family’s safety, Troy finally decided to call Woods Basement Systems to see if they had a solution to his growing foundation problem. We sent out our foreman Jose Lorenzana out to the Warrenton home to install the perfect solution, our patented PushPiers. PushPiers are made of steel, to permanently stabilize your home’s foundation. In many cases, this solution can lift your home back toward level, closing cracks and improving the operation of doors and windows. This is exactly the solution Troy’s home needed, now he does not have to worry about anymore cracks growing around his home.

PushPiers

PushPiers are the best opportunity to lift the home back up to its original position, causes minimal disturbance from installation, and installation is very quick compared to other solutions.

Installing PushPiers

This system reaches much greater depths than other options with galvanized pier sections that will not rust.

Installation

PushPiers do not require the use of heavy equipment and installation is less invasive to the area around the home.

Cracks in Drywall

Cracks in drywall throughout the home are a good indicator of settlement.

Foundation Settlement

Common signs of foundation settlement include: drywall cracks that extend outward from the corners of doors and windows, cracks that follow drywall seams, and drywall tape that buckles, pulls or rips.

Doors and Windows

It's important to observe what is happening around your doors or windows. They can provide clues about what is happening to your home's foundation. As yourself; do any of them "stick" when you try to open or close them? Have you shaved down the top of the door to make it open and close more easily?