It is easy to spot if something is wrong with your foundation if you know where to look. However, the average homeowner might not know what types of repairs are needed. Foundation experts can help you determine which repairs are best to either support or otherwise fix your shifted or cracked foundation.
Wall Anchors
Wall anchors are typically used as support braces against any movement that would damage your foundation. They will also work to straighten out your foundation as well as close up any cracks that have formed along the way. Unfortunately, these anchors can only repair so much damage. Foundations with significant cracks, shifting, settling or overall damage may require other repair solutions to be replaced completely if they are beyond repair.
Due to the delicate nature of foundation repair and the soil surrounding it, homeowners should not attempt to take wall anchor installation on as a DIY project. You run the risk of further ruining your foundation or the loose soil around it. You may also accidentally damage any water mains or your landscaping in the process as well.
The experts at JES Foundation Repair have the right equipment and know-how for this tough job. We can do so without disturbing your landscaping or any other important systems connected to your home. Leave the complicated installation process to us and reap the benefits of a more stable foundation today.
Total Foundation Repair
If you have allowed your foundation to continue taking significant damage over the years, even a solid wall anchor system will not be able to help. Total foundation repair is costly and may take months to accomplish, but it is necessary for maintaining the structural integrity of your home.
This is why it is important that you have your foundation inspected yearly. Catching small problem signs early on can prevent irreparable damage and costly repairs in the future. A foundation expert at JES Foundation Repair will be able to tell when the damage is too far gone for wall anchors and recommend different options.