Before & After
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While having a home inspection completed, homeowners in Schenectady, NY noticed a vertical crack running down their blocked foundation wall. Their inspector recommended they give Adirondack Basement Systems a call to schedule a free estimate and figure out what could be done to repair the wall. We sent out one of our trained structural specialists to assess the wall in which they ultimately decided CarbonArmor would be the prefect solution. CarbonArmor helps to reinforce walls that crack or bow due to issues like hydrostatic pressure and soil inconsistencies. It is also made from a fiber-reinforced polymer that's 10-times stronger than steel.
A home in Schenectady, NY was being supported with old beams, one of which had fallen from the home shifting. Our team installed sturdy SmartJacks all throughout the basement, to support the entire home and prevent further foundation issues.
A homeowner called in due to bowing walls in their basement. Our team installed Everbrace as a permanent solution!
This homeowner grew concerned about the integrity of their foundation after noticing cracks in the walls of their basement. Wanting to stop the damage from getting worse, they called in a Design Specialist to gauge the situation and find a solution to their wall support struggles. Based on the cracks scattered throughout and the slightly bowing walls, our Design Specialist recommended having a PowerBrace wall system installed to keep the walls in place and supported. A PowerBrace wall system is super sturdy and designed to take some of the stress off the walls, providing a huge boost to the health of your walls and foundation.
A homeowner in Catskill, NY had a crack in their foundation that was causing it to tilt inward, which could eventually cause the foundation to fall. The crew installed 6 PowerBraces. These will work to stabilize and straighten out the foundation by slowly tightening each brace using a specific tool. Eventually, the braces can become flush with the wall, ensuring the wall will stay in a straight position.
