Providing Experienced Foundation Repair & Basement Waterproofing Services for Muhlenberg County, KY

If you notice a crack on the outside of your home that resembles a set of stairs it is normally a good indication that your foundation needs a little help! Give us a call for a free estimate. These homeowners tried fixing it on their own, eventually they decided to give us a call!  After a free inspection the homeowners decided with the design specialist that a series of smart jacks were the right solution for this home!

These homeowners were struggling with doors not opening as easily as they once have, windows sticking and were concerned this could be related to their foundation. A series of Smart Jacks were installed in their home and now the homeowner’s no longer have doors and windows that are hard to open.  To add, they no longer have to worry about their foundation.

This home in South Carrollton Kentucky was struggling with a lot of moisture and smell coming from their crawl space. A team was sent to their home to fully encapsulate their crawl space. First everything is cleaned out and then drainage matting is put down. This allows water and moisture to flow easily underneath the vapor barrier. CleanSpace (the vapor barrier) goes next which is a 20mil thick.

These homeowners in Belton Kentucky were struggling with their foundation. They started noticing doors and windows not opening as easily as they once had. It was decided that a series of push piers were the right solution for their home. Push piers are designed to lift and level a home. Providing support to ensure they foundation is secure.

Sidewalk cracks do not get better with time.  They normally get worse, which is why it’s important to be proactive. Water can get into those cracks, freeze, and make these cracks even bigger. Cracks like these normally happen when soil is not properly repacked after building a home.  After the soil has time to settle gaps are formed underneath the concrete and it cracks. We are able to drill holes into the concrete, inject PolyLevel and lift these slabs back to their original position.

This house has significant damage in the crawl space due to water and moisture. The foundation is settling and has caused visible damage from outside the house as well as inside the crawl space and the additional damage caused is falling floor insulation, sagging floors, general debris from rotting wood.

Our suggestion would be to Install Push Piers, Smart Jacks, IceGuard, 2 TripleSafe Complete pumps and UltraSump IV w/ 50ft Ext Alarm, CleanSpace, CleanSpace Drainage Matting and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

These homeowners noticed their front porch was beginning to settle. Due to the size and weight of this porch and the fact that it was attached to their homes foundation it was decided that a series of push piers were the right solution for this home. Push piers can lift and level a home back to its original position while providing stability. The results? Happy homeowners that no longer need to worry about their front porch tripping anyone. 

Stair like cracks in a foundation like this normally indicate foundation settlement. Foundation settlement can occur when the dirt was not properly packed before building a home. We can install push piers which can lift and level a home back to its original position while providing stability. 

The last step to crawl space repair everything the encapsulation is placing the crawl space door. As you can see this door is not 100% covering the crawl space entrance. This allows water, moisture, and critters to be able to get within the crawl space. We have EverLast doors which are sealed from the inside and do not allow water, moisture, or any extra unwanted friends inside. 

As you can tell from the photo these homeowners are struggling with water in their basement. This creates an environment where mold can grow and where the homeowners material belongings can be ruined. As you can see they are not utilizing this space, most likely because their stuff would become damaged. The solution? A full perimeter of WaterGuard and a TripleSafe sump pump which would take the water out and away from the home which creates a nice and drive space they can use. 

As you can see from the image, the actually porch has sunk and is actually sitting lower than the stairs. This was a tripping hazards for the owners and they wanted to get this fixed. We were able to go in, do PolyLevel injections and lift the porch back to its original position. No more tripping hazards!

This homeowners were struggling with a lot of moisture in their crawl space. It was so high that the insulation was beginning to fall from the weight. The only thing mold needs to grow is a little bit of moisture and warmth. A crawl space, this crawl space  was an ideal location.  We were able to go in, remove all the old insulation, clean everything out and do a full encapsulation. This includes drainage matting, CleanSpace, a Triple Safe sump pump. Once all this is completed the homeowners no longer need to worry about their crawl space and mold growth. 

As you can see from the photos, cinder blocks were used to support the foundation of this home. Overtime settlement happened and wood planks were wedged in between the floor joist and the cinder blocks to provide extra support. The one stack of cinder blocks is just not even touching the floors boards at all. When settlement like this happens it can cause warping of floors, making it harder to open and close windows and doors.  We can use a series of smart jacks and actually lift and level the floor back to its previous position. 

These homeowners in Browder Kentucky always noticed a lot of water in their basement after a decent storm. Concerned they contacted us, Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair for a free and thorough inspection and a design specialist was sent to their home to address their concerns. Together with the homeowners it was decided that a full perimeter of WaterGuard which collects incoming water, takes it to the TripleSafe sump pump.  The TripleSafe sump pump then takes the water out and away from the home ensuring the water does not return. 

Foundation settled causing separation around various doors and windows as well as cracking the basement walls. Water drainage and moisture was a problem.

Our solution was to install wall anchors, carbon armor, wall excavation, install drain system and install dehumidifiers. This will eliminate the customers issues.

This customer in Beechmont, KY decided to go with Frontier for a complete basement waterproofing system. We came in and installed a WaterGuard XL sub-floor drainage system, IceGuard to prevent floods from clogged or frozen discharge lines, a LawnScape Outlet to drain water from gutters or drains away from the structure, a TripleSafe Complete pump system as well as a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air filtration system. Finally, to finish the job we added an Aspen Air Purifier as well. 

This customer in Greenville, KY called Frontier for their basement waterproofing needs. To waterproof their basement we installed a WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system after drilling weeping holes in the concrete block walls, we also installed a TripleSafe sump pump to pump any water out through the drainage lines if it does get in. We also added CleanSpace to the concrete block walls. To finish this project, we added IceGuard and LawnScape system to move the water out to the yard away from the structure.

This customer in Greenville, KY called Frontier for their basement wall repair. We installed a PowerBrace system for the bowing and buckling walls. The PowerBrace™ System includes a unique, patented adjustment mechanism, unlike any other I-beam foundation wall repair system. The bracket that anchors each I-beam to a floor joist includes a long bolt that can be tightened over time to advance the I-beam. This can force a bowed or buckled foundation wall back toward its original vertical & straight position. The potential for straightening depends on several factors, including soil conditions outside the foundation. Now that this project is complete, we will move on to phase two, waterproofing the basement.