The Force Stabilizer
A pre-engineered, effective and permanent solution that restores structural integrity to a foundation wall utilizing top and bottom brackets, a slab spike and a steel beam.
Bowed, sheared and tipped walls can be quickly repaired and restored with just one product. No outdoor excavation required.
Carbon Fiber System
Offers secure, permanent wall repair against tipping, shearing, and bowing. Industrial-grade epoxy provides more strength than other carbon fiber products.
- Largest surface area
- Coverage on the market
- Lifetime Warranty
- Made in the USA
Wall Crack Injection
Permanently and immediately stops actively leaking cracks.
- Quickly expands 400% to 600% and cures to form a flexible gasket in voids
- Solvent-free and non-corrosive
- Excellent bonding capabilities
- Withstands shifting as a result of thermal cycles
Your home is your most valuable investment. Therefore, protecting your home from damage is paramount. If you have noticed bowing or leaning foundation walls, foundation settlement or sinking, wall cracks, or uneven floors, you may have a problem with your foundation.
If you suspect you have a foundation problem, you may want to push the thought to the back of your mind. The sooner you contact us, the better. Our FREE foundation assessments can provide answers and help take the stress and worry out of your foundation problem, saving you time, money, and anxiety in the process.
Bowing or Leaning Foundation Walls
- Unstable soil conditions around a foundation usually occur when a home has poor exterior drainage or faulty gutters and downspouts. When the soil around your foundation is oversaturated, hydrostatic pressure is produced. Hydrostatic pressure is the force exerted on foundations and basement walls, causing them to buckle and bow.
- Georgia Red Clay is commonly found in our area. It’s an expansive soil that shrinks in drought and excessive heat and expands in wet conditions. If your home is built on Georgia Red Clay, high-functioning exterior drainage systems are vital to avoid foundation wall damage.
- Although we rarely have an extreme winter season, frost heave does occur. When temperatures drop below freezing, the water held in the ground freezes too. When groundwater freezes, the soil shifts, and this shifting can cause foundation wall bowing or leaning.
The Force Stabilizer
- Our first line of defense is The Force I-Beam Stabilization system to reinforce and repair bowing or cracked foundation walls. This patented structural, tension-loaded, steel I-beam reinforcement system is designed to straighten block or concrete walls over time.
- The Force’s I-beam system is the most robust self-adjusting system available and works with a self-adjusting spring-loaded torsion mechanism that applies thousands of pounds of constant pressure per beam, 24 hours a day.
- This stabilizer is guaranteed to bring bowing or leaning foundation walls back into place, securing them and providing confidence and reassurance that your foundation problems are over.
Carbon Fiber
- The Carbon Fiber Repair system is one of the blessings of the modern world for repairing Foundation cracks. We use strong carbon fibers with low stretch properties that hold cracks together tightly. The epoxy this method uses is absolutely state-of-the-art.
Foundation Stabilization
Well-intentioned friends or neighbors may be telling you that stabilizing your foundation will be expensive, challenging, and may result in tearing up your yard and landscaping. While that may have been the case years ago, significant progress has been made within our industry, providing homeowners with less invasive, more economical solutions for foundation stabilization.
Foundation Push Piers
One way to stabilize your foundation is through the use of foundation push piers. Push piers are corrosion-resistant and made of galvanized steel. Typically, the pier is driven into underlying bedrock or stable soil layers.
Once stabilized, the home’s weight is transferred from the damaged foundation through the pier to the underlying soil. Once satisfied that all the piers are in place and functioning correctly, the soil is backfilled over the piers, so they are rendered invisible.
Wall & Floor Cracks
We will first want to determine what is causing your wall and floor cracks. It may be that a simple solution is appropriate, or the cracks may be an indicator of more complex structural issues that need to be addressed.
The most common reasons for wall cracks are shrinkage, settling, and movement. Floors can crack for the same reasons; however, that’s less common. Usually, if your basement floor is cracking, there is an excessive amount of water accumulating under the floor. If this is the case, underlying issues may need to be dealt with first before cracks are repaired.
Crack Injection
If it is determined that an injection is an appropriate way to deal with a cracking wall, we use a polyurethane foam solution. This solution, injected into the crack in your wall, provides a long-term solution. Because the solution is flexible, it will continue to fix the crack even if your wall continues to move. The polyurethane foam expands the entire crack and through the wall and from top to bottom, providing a lasting fix.
Carbon Fiber
If it is determined that carbon fiber is a viable solution to patching your wall crack, we use a stronger-than-steel, fiber-reinforced polymer. Specifically designed to reinforce and stabilize basement walls, carbon fiber is a high-strength epoxy resin. It absorbs pressure from the walls and provides a solution, even if it is only a stop-gap until long-term solutions can be decided.
Steel Crawlspace Jack System
If you see cracks in your drywall or feel sloping interior floors, you may have settling support columns or sagging beams and floor joists in your crawlspace.
The Steel Crawlspace Jack System solves those problems. Once installed, this system continually lifts and stabilizes existing floor beams and joists in your crawlspace. This system stops foundation settling and can raise your floor back to its appropriate level. Compatible with a vapor barrier system, you may determine this system is the best solution.
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