Home Foundation Repair Photo Album: Alarming Foundation Settlement Repair in Gray, GA
Recently, a homeowner in Gray, GA, discovered alarming stair-step cracks in their concrete block foundation wall, a clear sign of foundation settlement. Concerned about the structural integrity of their home, they reached out to us at Lowcountry, hoping we could not only address the symptoms but solve the root cause of the issue. And that's exactly what we excel at! Upon being contacted, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a comprehensive home inspection to assess the severity of the foundation settlement. A highly experienced System Design Specialist from our team visited the home, providing not just a diagnosis but also a tailored solution for the homeowner. We recommended the installation of Push Piers, a reliable method for stabilizing and often lifting a home back to its original position. Our production team, comprising a dedicated foreman and skilled installers, then took the lead. With precision, expertise, and the right tools for the job, they embarked on the installation of the Push Piers. Following our tried-and-true process ensured that the work was not only completed efficiently but also without leaving a mess behind, respecting the homeowner's property as if it were our own. The result was remarkably transformative. Not only were those worrisome cracks effectively stabilized, but the homeowner also gained invaluable peace of mind, knowing their foundation was secure and that they had entrusted their home to a team that genuinely cares.
Inadequate Support
Sinking support system caused the floor above to become uneven.
Foundation Cracks
Cracks in the concrete block is a symptom of a foundation settlement problem and should be addressed as soon as possible to ensure the safety and integrity of the home.
Foundation Piers
Push Piers were installed to lift, level, and permanently stabilize the home. Foundation problems only get worse with time. It's tempting to ignore them because foundation cracks often progress slowly. But every year that passes adds complexity and cost to the situation. And the thing is, you'll end up paying for it eventually, either when you finally repair it, or when you have to lower your price to sell your home.
Crack After Installation
After installing the push piers, the foundation is permanently stabilized and helped to close the large crack that formed as a result of settlement.