Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Our crews reinforced this bowing basement wall with the PowerBrace Wall Repair System. The PowerBrace consists of steel I-beams that are secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets. This system is easily adjustable, allowing for tightening of the brace to attempt to raise the wall back to its original position.

Foundation walls begin to buckle, bow, or tilt inward from outside pressure from soil and water and can eventually cause foundation walls to collapse. The PowerBrace system is designed to stabilize failing basement walls and can help straighten them over time.

This Grove City, OH basement had a large horizontal crack in one of the foundation walls, which over time can become a major structural issue. The Mid-State Basements team installed three PowerBrace i-beams to stabilize and support the wall.

This Grove City homeowner called Mid-State Basement Systems to take a look at their bowing basement walls. Our team installed seven PowerBrace steel I-beams. The PowerBrace system is designed to stabilize failing basement walls and can help straighten them over time.

This Hilliard, OH homeowner noticed a large vertical crack in the corner of their basement. The wall was bowing and needed to be looked at, so they called Mid-State Basement Systems. Sales Inspector Mitch Mink conducted a thorough inspection of the property and recommended installing CarbonArmor strips to support the failing basement walls. Foreman Manuel Inguil and his crew fixed the basement right up.

With a wall slowly caving in, the basement of this home needed serious foundation repair. The homeowner called Mid-State Basement Systems for a solution.

We installed the PowerBrace Foundation Wall Support System. This wall support process involves steel beams being anchored down underground beyond the house’s base. A trench is dug for the anchoring and the steel beams are then cinched to the wall. These beams can be adjusted over time to continue to straighten the wall.