Stair-Step Crack
A stair-step crack is prominently visible on the foundation wall within a crawlspace. Such cracks commonly occur due to differential settlement, where one section of the foundation settles more than another.
Bowing Walls
Bowing walls in a crawlspace indicate significant structural stress within the foundation. They occur when the lateral pressure from the surrounding soil exceeds the structural integrity of the walls, causing them to curve inward.
Brackets for Power Brace Support
Brackets have been strategically installed to allow ground joists to run parallel to the wall and secure the Power Brace system in place.
PowerBrace System
These beams are expertly secured against the wall, ensuring robust support and stability. This precise customization and secure fastening exemplify a proactive approach to reinforcing basement structures, promising enhanced durability and structural integrity over time.
PowerBraces Custom-Fit
The steel I-beam network is meticulously tailored to match the height of the basement walls, forming a formidable defense against the pressures of bowing and tilting. This customized network of steel beams represents a proactive solution to reinforce basement structures, effectively mitigating structural vulnerabilities and ensuring long-term stability against external forces.
Stabilization and Straightening
This solution not only addresses existing issues but also provides a proactive measure against future structural challenges, promoting a durable and stable foundation for the building.
Finished Wall Repair
The PowerBrace System, meticulously installed and secured, provides robust support for the foundation walls, while CleanSpace, with its moisture-reducing properties, enhances the overall environment within the crawl space. Together, these solutions offer a comprehensive approach to addressing structural issues and safeguarding the longevity of the building's foundation.