Foundation Repair Photo Album: Stabilizing a Tucson Foundation

This 1980 single family brick home had a number of signs of an underlying foundation issue. As a result, the Homeowners reached out to us to take a look at the damage. Signs observed include: Pinched, sticking doors Floors that are out of level Cracks in the interior drywall Gaps between baseboards & the floor Pinching, sticking windows Exterior / outside concrete out of level Cracks in the exterior walls Cracks in the foundation outside Cracks on columns After a Forensic Foundation Inspection was completed, both foundation underpinning and PolyLevel concrete leveling.

Wall Seperations

Separation between the walls & baseboards inside a home may indicate a foundation issue.

Exterior Wall Seperations

Exterior wall separation may indicate foundation movement.

Cracks in Brick

Stairstep cracks in brickwork may be a sign of a foundation problem.

Hand Excavation

Excavating the areas where will will install a Supportworks 288 push pier to level this Tucson, AZ home.

Using an Excavatior

In workspaces with more elbow room, we are able to use an excavator to remove the soil in order to install a support pier.

Locator Service

We call ways call before we dig. Always. Making sure we are aware of where the utility lines are to the home is a key step in repairing a foundation.

Interior Concrete Slab Lifting

A lightweight expansive polyurethane is used to fill existing voids and lift the floor slab

PolyLevel

PolyLevel is lightweight, expansive polyurethane that is used to fill existing voids and lift the floor slab

Chemical Slab Jack

PolyLevel is similar to mud jacking, however PolyLevel is lightweight and expansive.

Excavated to Underpin

The areas to be underpinned have been excavated. We lay down plastic before we excavate to help protect the existing landscape. It also makes clean up a bit easier!