Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The foundation of this home near Clairfield, TN was underdoing settlement. Settlement happens when soils and ground beneath the structure shift or are washed away. To fix the problem, the team installed helical piers, which look like large screws and anchor the home to strong surrounding ground. With this system in place, the house should be stabilized for years to come. 

Master Services was called to a home in Corryton, TN to address some foundation issues the homeowner had been experiencing, including stuck doors and windows, cracks in the foundation, and uneven flooring.

To fix these problems, our team installed our helical and push pier systems, which are designed to realign homes without the need for extensive excavation.

A homeowner in Corryton, TN, reached out to Master Services due to concerns about multiple stair-step cracks that had developed on the exterior walls of their new fireplace. Upon inspection, our team determined that the primary cause of these cracks was the settling of the recently added fireplace, which posed a potential threat to the overall structural integrity of the house.

To avert further damage and stabilize the fireplace, we recommended the installation of helical piers. This solution was particularly suitable, given the prevalent sandy soil in the local area. Helical piers are purpose-designed to significantly reinforce the foundation and ensure long-term stability by anchoring the concrete footing beneath the fireplace to the compacted soil beneath the house.

The team visited a residence near Arthur, TN that needed help with bowing, cracking walls. To provide support, our team used our carbon fiber reinforcement technique, which uses fiber dipped in epoxy to stabilize walls and minimize damage. 

One of our customers was having basement waterproofing done, but she also had some settlement issues around a foundation wall. It was beginning to crack, so we took a look and recommended our carbon fiber reinforcement system. This system involves soaking carbon fiber straps in epoxy, pressing them to the damaged wall, and waiting for the epoxy to cure. Once it does, the wall is provided dependable support for years to come.