Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A male homeowner in Cooperstown, ND had cracked foundation walls in his basement, and he wanted to get them fixed before they cracked any further. He knew of our Design Specialist, Richie, so they discussed some possible solutions with each other, and Richie proposed our Foundation Repair Wall Anchor System. The homeowner got all of his questions answered about the product, its functions, etc., so he signed Richie's proposal and got a date on his schedule for the installation. 

Our Foreman, Ryan, and his crew began the anchor installation by digging holes outside of the home beyond the foundation. From the interior foundation, our crew inserted a long, metal rod to each hole beyond the foundation. Once each anchor is connected to the metal rod, the pressure is clamped, which straightens the wall back into its original position. Our wall anchors can be installed year-round, they have a 25-year warranty, it provides very little damage to the home, and does not damage interior floors. To complete the installation, our team backfilled each hole, compacted the soil, and ensured the yard space was neater than when they found it. The homeowner was happy with the work that was completed and had a great experience! 

Are you experiencing foundation problems but are not sure which product would suit your needs best? Click HERE to view our foundation repair products and click HERE to request your free estimate! 

Jenny L. of Cooperstown, ND had a deteriorating foundation wall that was starting to collect water. She contacted our office to discuss her problems and schedule a FREE Estimate. Our Design Specialist, Richie Noreen, went to her home, carefully inspected her deteriorating wall, and drew up a solution. Richie proposed our ShotLock Wall Restoration System that serves as a special spray-on solution. Jenny was confident in the product and the lifetime warranty, so she signed Richie's contract, put down a deposit, and went ahead with the project. 

Our Foremen, Ryan Loe and Matt Zeller, and their production teams installed 65 feet of our ShotLock around the entire basement wall perimeter. This system is specifically made to rebuild a deteriorating foundation and restore the safety and property value of the home. Our ShotLock is twice as strong as concrete and is much faster than foundation replacement. 

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Kent W. of Jamestown, ND had a deteriorating foundation wall, causing him to worry about the structural build and stability of his home, especially since he has been wanting to sell it. He got in contact with our office staff at American Waterworks and scheduled a FREE Estimate with our Design Specialist, Ian Schultz. Ian went to his home, inspected his foundation wall, and drew up a well-designed solution to repair the problem. Kent was comfortable with Ian's proposal of our ShotLock Wall Restoration System, so he went ahead with the project. 

Our Foreman, Matt Zeller, and his production team applied 24 feet of our ShotLock around the foundation wall perimeter. Our ShotLock is twice the strength of concrete, it restores the safety and property value with minimal disturbance to the home, and it's a fast alternative to demolishing and rebuilding a deteriorating foundation. Kent was happy with the work that was done and was shocked that the job only took one day! 

Are you experiencing foundation failure but aren't sure what to do or how to repair it? Give us a call today or click HERE to request a free estimate! 

Jen D. of Jamestown, ND had bowed foundation walls in her basement, causing her to worry about the structural build and stability of her home. She knew of our Design Specialist, Ian, so she scheduled a FREE estimate with him to inspect her walls and draw up a solution. After a thorough inspection, Jen felt comfortable in Ian's proposal, and was confident in our products and their warranties, so she went ahead with the project and scheduled an installation date. 

Our Foreman, Corey, and his production team began the project by introducing themselves to Jen and ensuring all of her questions were answered. After a thorough introduction, our team got to work and installed our PowerBraces around the foundation wall perimeter. Our PowerBraces are specifically made to stabilize basement walls and provide the potential to straighten them over time. Jen was happy with the work that was done and had a great experience with our team from start to finish! 

Not only do we provide work in foundation repair. We also perform services in basement waterproofing, radon testing/mitigation, crawl space repair/waterproofing, and concrete repair/lifting. Call us today or click HERE to request your free on-site inspection! 

Anna S. of Jamestown, ND had a failing foundation wall in her apartment that needed to be stabilized. She called American Waterworks and scheduled a FREE Estimate with our Design Specialist, Ian Schultz. Ian went to Anna's apartment, carefully inspected her wall, and determined a solution that would work for Anna and her home repair needs. Ian proposed our PowerBraces Wall Repair System, which keeps bowing walls straight. Anna was confident in Ian's proposal, so she signed his contract, wrote out a deposit check, and went ahead with the project. 

Our Foreman, Ryan Loe, and his production team installed ten of our PowerBraces around the foundation wall perimeter. Our PowerBraces are designed to straighten the walls and can be tightened over time by the homeowner. 

The installation process: 

Step 1: Our team cuts the wall braces to ensure the PowerBrace is cut to size based on the wall height. 

Step 2: Our team attaches a brace to the floor joist near the top of the wall and the bracket gets bolted to the floor joist. 

Step 3: Our crew will use a level to ensure the position of each beam is balanced and straight. 

Step 4: To complete the installation, our team attaches each beam to the concrete floor with a bracket that bolts in place. 

Step 5: Our team will tighten the beam with a torque wrench, which forces the wall back into its original position.