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Foundation Repair Photo Album: Stablizing Home with PushPiers

Homeowner Terry S. of Saint Peters, Missouri was having problems with the foundation of his home. Recently, he had noticed that his doors and windows had become harder to open and close. He was also finding hairline cracks sprawling from the corners of windows and doors. After hearing from a friend that Woods Basement Systems could help, he decided to give them a call. We sent our foreman Jose Lorenzana and his team out to the Saint Peters home. Our team installed our patented PushPier system. Our PushPiers are installed underneath the home, made to permanently stabilize your home’s foundation. In many cases, this solution can also lift your home back toward level, closing cracks and improving the operation of doors and windows. After the PushPiers were installed, Terry was positive he had made the best decision for his home and family.

PushPiers

PushPiers made of steel permanently stabilize your homes foundation. In many cases, this solution can also lift your home back toward level, closing cracks and improving the operation of doors and windows.

Advantages of PushPiers

PushPiers are the best opportunity to lift the home back up to its original position.

Advantages of PushPiers

PushPiers cause minimal disturbance to the area around the home, can be installed from the inside or outside depending on landscaping issues.

Installing PushPiers

By installing PushPiers, the problem will be installed once and for all.

Cracks Outside of the Home

Here is a photo outside of the home, as you can see there are many cracks forming on the foundation walls, this is a sign of foundation settlement.

Cracks Inside of the Home

Here is a photo of the basement walls, as you can see not only are the cracks on the outside of the walls but the inside as well. Getting these cracks sealed is not the permanent solution to the problem.