Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Mark of Arnold, Missouri noticed cracking around the interior of his home and wanted to have a professional look over the damage. Woods Basement System's system design specialist, Jeremy R., went to Mark's house to inspect the troubled structure. Now that the push piers are installed, Mark could not be happier with the outcome of the project. Mark and his family can now enjoy their home knowing that their safety is not at risk.

A foundation was bowing in Arnold, MO, causing a large horizontal crack to appear. To solve these issues, the PowerBrace System was installed. This will permanently stabilize the foundation and eliminate any further inward movement. This will also reverse the effects of wall failure, straightening the walls to their original position and closing the cracks to prevent water leakage. This basement will remain stable and restore peace of mind for years to come!

After years of noticing structural damage, Donna of Arnold, Missouri wanted to repair her home's foundation. Push piers were installed by Team Woods to save the foundation from accumulating any further damage. These piers were installed in the footing of the home to lift the home back into its leveled position.  

In Arnold, Missouri homeowners Justin and Erin H. were worried about the foundation of their home. Recently, they had noticed cracks forming on the walls of their basement, as well as the drywall upstairs near doors and windows. Unsure of what to do, they decided to call Woods Basement Systems to see if they had a solution that was right for their home. Fortunately, Woods has several solutions to any foundation problem you may have in your home. Our team will choose and customize the right item to fit the needs of your home. In Justin and Erin’s home, we installed our PowerBrace System.  

Chris H was concerned about the uneven concrete in front of his home. So, he decided to call Woods Basement Systems. System Design Specialist David D was able to come up with a solution to the problem.

Foreman William T used PolyLevel to raise the sinking concrete. PolyLevel is injected into the concrete and will push it upward. The injection will leave behind a dime sized hole that will be filled in with concrete.