Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Madison Heights reached out to Fortress Foundation Solutions because their home's foundation walls had started to crack and bow, and they wanted to get that problem solved before it got worse.

To best solve this problem, Fortress went out and installed our PowerBrace System. With the PowerBrace System, zinc-plated steel beams are custom-fit to the basement wall height and secured tight against the wall with brackets anchored to the basement floor and floor joists. This homeowner can now rest assured knowing that their foundation is now permanently supported and stabilized.

This house in Madison Heights suffered from bad vertical cracks on the outside of the house. This was due to the house sinking and settling. Fortress solved this issue by installing several Push Piers along the outside of the house to support and stabilize the foundation.

This home in Madison Heights had started settling and sinking, causing cracking in the foundation. Fortress installed 4 Push Piers along the outside walls to stabilize and support the foundation.

This homeowner in Madison Heights reached out to Fortress Foundation Solutions because they had noticed signs of foundation settlement, and wanted to get that problem corrected before it got any worse.

Fortress went out to this home and installed our Push Pier System to support and stabilize that foundation. The Push Pier System ensures that the foundation will not settle any further, helps close cracks and improve function of windows and doors, and has the potential to lift the home back to its original level.

This homeowner in Madison Heights had cracking in their foundation and reached out to Fortress Foundation Solutions with concerns about their home's stability.

Fortress went out to this home and installed our GeoLock Wall Anchor System. The GeoLock Anchor System permanently stabilizes the foundation wall and, in many cases, can straighten the wall back toward its original position. Heavy-duty earth anchors are embedded in stable soil away from the foundation wall, and are then connected to steel anchors with long, galvanized rods. Once tightened, the anchors will hold the wall securely in its current position without any further adjustment.