Serving Connecticut, Westchester and Putnam Counties

Before & After

Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Click on a photo to enlarge.

Foundation Support in Southbury, CT

A homeowner in Southbury, CT had sagging floors in their home that were easily visible in their crawlspace. They decided to call us at Connecticut Basement Systems to have us find a solution to their problem. After scheduling an appointment with us, one of our Sales Consultants, Gus Stozinic, went out to the home to assess the issues and provide a proper solution.

Then it would soon be time for one of our Foremen, Sergio Alves, and Jacob Scott to install the job. They installed SmartJacks throughout the crawlspace. They installed a supplemental beam as well. These SmartJacks were then tightened and will strengthen the floor. They will no longer have a sagging floor and these SmartJacks will keep the floors stabilized. Now the homeowner no longer has to worry about their uneven floors. 

SmartJack Installation in Seymour, CT

A homeowner in Seymour, CT had a crawlspace with old support posts that were not supporting the home above. They called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to find a new, permanent solution. One of our Salesmen, Alex Lopez, visited the home to assess the crawlspace and propose our SmartJack solution. 

Soon after, one of our Foremen, Sergio Alves, and his crew would install this job. They installed multiple SmartJacks throughout the crawlspace to ensure maximum stability and support. They will also help level sagging floors and strengthen them. 

With these in place, the homeowner no longer needs to worry about any sagging or unstableness. 

Push Pier Support System in Milford, CT

Foundation Supportworks Push Piers are made of steel and are driven deep into the soil beneath a foundation to solve settlement problems. Push piers can be installed inside or outside your foundation walls and are not visible once the repair is complete. Push piers not only stop settlement but lift the foundation back to its original position, closing cracks and improving window and door operation.

Foundation Stabilization in Milford, CT

A homeowner in Milford, CT had a foundation that was not properly stabilized. They called us at Connecticut Basement Systems to have us find a solution to this issue. While on a service call, one of our Service Technicians, Mike Furlo, went into the basement to assess the issues and propose a solution that our foundation team would be able to install. 

Then it would soon be time for one of our Foremen, Sergio Alves, and Jacob Scott to work on the installation. They installed two supplemental beams to the crawlspace. This would then be supported by 6 SmartJacks. These are jacks that are installed under the supplemental beam to hold it up. Once these SmartJacks are installed, they are then tightened to ensure stability in the foundation and the floor above the crawlspace. How much they tightened the SmartJacks was up to the homeowner and how much stability they wanted. Overall, with the SmartJack system, this floor and house will stay stable and completely supported going forward. 

SmartJack Installation in Watertown, CT

A homeowner in Watertown, CT harbored concerns regarding the structural integrity of his home. Unfortunately, a century-old support beam in the home's basement began experiencing large cracks in different areas and directions. To remediate the issue, the homeowner reached out to the trusted foundation repair contractors at Connecticut Basement Systems for support.

Upon calling, the homeowner made contact with Sales Representative Tim Kane. Kane was able to alleviate some of the homeowner's concerns, scheduling a time to visit the home and propose an adequate solution.

Once a plan was proposed, foreman Sergio Alves and Jacob Scott immediately got to work executing on the plan. The installation of two SmartJack Adjustable Steel Supports provided the best solution to the homeowner's cracked beams. With the ability to support over 60,000 pounds, this homeowner feels much more confident with extra support for the cracked beam.