Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

At this home in Philadelphia, TN a shifting foundation led to cracks in the brick exterior as well as interior cracks around windows and doorways. Through the use of helical piers, the home was stabilized and the foundation was restored to its original position. If you are experiencing similar issues, Master Services can help you too! 

A customer not far from Sparta, TN noticed several signs of settlement around his home, including cracks in the interior and exterior. To stop further damage and stabilize the home, we installed our helical pier system, which are secured to soils surrounding the property. 

A house located in Sparta, TN was plagued with excessive moisture and mold issues. As a result, the wooden floors were shifting due to the high humidity levels. After our team conducted a thorough evaluation of the situation, we advised the homeowner to use a dehumidifier in conjunction with mold remediation. Our Sedona dehumidifier was recommended for its rapid ability to eliminate moisture from the wooden floors and ensure that mold growth would be prevented in the future.

Our team went to Sparta, TN, to tackle a home settlement issue. During the inspection, our home inspector discovered horizontal cracks in the basement wall. These cracks, along with problems like stuck doors and windows, are common signs of settlement due to shifting soils and moisture issues, which can affect both the stability and value of the home. 

To address the problem, we installed Push Piers, which anchor into stable soil beneath the house to provide immediate support and often restore the home to its original level. Despite the tight working space (only 4-5 feet), our skilled crew managed the job by cutting a section of the cement footing. After installation, we backfilled the hole and cleaned up the area, leaving the site tidy and secure.

The installation team from Master Services fixed a bowed wall in Sweetwater, TN by using Wall Plate Anchors. The wall had developed cracks because of excess moisture caused by hydrostatic pressure from the nearby terrain. These anchors stabilize the wall by connecting it to the stable soil around it, giving extra support to the house's structure.