Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Princeton homeowner faced bowing walls in his basement. A System Design Specialist determined that the leaning walls were caused by pressure from the outside earth. The soil around the home was putting a lot of pressure on the foundation walls. Quality 1st installed the CarbonArmor foundation repair system which adheres to the wall to support the foundation.

Quality 1st Basements provided this homeowner with a permanent solution for the foundation issues they were experiencing. The interior foundation walls were bowing inward and large horizontal cracks began to form in the block foundation. They noticed that windows and certain doors in the house were being to stick and that the floors became uneven. Overall they had great concerns about the stability of their foundation. Luckily a friend had used  Quality 1st Basements for a similar foundation concern and recommended the foundation specialists. 

Our team installed our CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcing System to stabilize the wall and begin to pull the interior wall back towards it original position. Each CarbonArmor strap is installed with a strong apoxy resin and then secured with a heavy duty steel bracket. For additional support, our team installed 7 PowerBrace beams to stop further damage to the wall all while preventing future bowing and titling. 

A homeowner in Rocky Hill, NJ had bowing basement walls. Quality 1st Basement Systems stabilized the foundation with CarbonArmor wall strips.

Numerous cracks in the walls of this basement caused great concern for the homeowner. The basement also flooded during the last heavy rain storm. Quality 1st Basement Systems waterproofed the basement with WaterGuard basement waterproofing system. CarbonArmor was installed to repair the foundation cracks. CarbonArmor countours tightly agains the wall providing the ultimate stabilzation and safety in this home.

A homeowner in Bridgewater, NJ, was experiencing horizontal cracks all over the wall. Moisture and frost, interact with the soil around the home and then cause the soil to expand. That expansion results in constant inward force on the foundation wall until it can no longer support the pressure, causing cracking, bowing, and tipping.

Senior Foundation Foreman, Jonathan Neira, arrived at the job site and started to sand down the area where the Carbon Armor strips were going to be placed. Team members then saturated the Carbon Armor Straps with epoxy resin and placed it on the affected area. The strap is 10 times stronger than steel therefore gave this homeowner a piece of mind.