Saber Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The Before Picture is a prime example of was is termed Mud Jacking. This occurs when somebody attempts to fill a void, caused by shifting soils, with concrete. Over time the foundation continues to settle, and the concrete becomes rough and continues to crack.

The After Picture shows this same area. The void has been filled with Polyurethane, using Saber's PolyLevel Injection Process. The cracks will now stop growing. The concrete will not continue to sink.

The Before Picture shows a sagging floor supported by wood posts. The kitchen floor was sagging and tiles were coming loose.

The After picture shows all metal Smart Jacks being added to fix the sagging kitchen floor.

The Before picture shows a fireplace that is shifting.

The After picture shows the installation of a Push Pier that is stabilizing the foundation.

The Before Picture shows a Concrete Porch that has a void under it, The concrete is cracking and causing trip hazards.

The After Picture shows the porch after the PolyLevel Injection Process. 

The before photo shows a home in Big Bear that didn’t have a supported floor beam. Throughout the crawlspace, there were either missing posts or posts that did not support properly. Having beams that are not supported properly or not at all can cause the beam to sag. Which is a major inconvenience for the homeowners since the damage is very noticeable. They want to fix the problem as soon as possible because they are wanting to sell the home and the damage will scare away potential buyers. The after photo shows a great example of how a properly installed post with caps looks like. Posts like this were installed throughout the crawlspace in the correct areas and replacing any unsupported posts. Now the homeowners can begin preparing to sell their home without any concerns.