Job Stories

Taft resident Tina S. Contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough Inspection, which is free to all Homeowners. Voids were discovered under the Foundation. Areas of the Foundation were sinking into these Voids.  Saber's Crew Attached Push Piers to the Foundation, and Pressurized them. This Lifted the Areas that were sinking, and gave the Foundation a Consistent Elevation. Then we Filled the Voids with Polyurethane to Stabilize the Foundation.

Santa Paula resident Paul H. contacted Saber about cracks in the concrete surrounding the gas meter of his home. Our Project Design Specialist completed a thorough evaluation of Paul's home. Our crew dug holes and installed Push Piers to the base of the home's foundation. This raised the sinking parts of the foundation, thus leveling the entire home foundation. Paul was satisfied with the completed job and clean up.

Ojai resident Jany C. contacted Saber regarding selling a home that was vacant. The home inspection showed uneven floors. Our Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of the home. Our crew replaced the Crawlspece support posts that were installed incorrectly. We then installed smart Jacks and cement based wood posts with the correct brackets to attach to the cross beams. Jany was happy with the result and the clean up.

Lost Hills resident Jed F. contacted Saber regarding making a 40 year old farm bunkhouse safe for his employees. The walls and walkways were cracked and the bunk house was vacant. Our Project Design Specialist found voids that had formed from shifting soils. Saber recommended attaching Push Piers to the base of the foundation. We also recommended filling the voids with Polyurethane. This would both stabilize and strengthen the home's foundation. Jed received the home inspection report and a quote, that is good for 30 days.

Oxnard resident Stephen B contacted Saber regarding cracked walls and sticking doors in his home. Our project design specialist did a complete home evaluation.  Our crew was able to fix the sinking founation using our state-of-the-art PolyLevel process. Stephen was happy with the results and the clean up.

Oak View resident David S. contacted Saber regarding because his home was in escrow. The home inspection revealed that there were vertical cracks in his homes foundation. Our Project Design Specialist did a thorough inspection of David's home. Our crew excavated holes where the foundation was sinking. Then they inserted Push Piers to lift, level, and strengthen the foundation. The installed Push Pier is pictured. David was happy with the result and the clean up.

A Port Hueneme association supervisor contacted Saber regarding cracked and crumbling sidewalks in the community. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of all of the walkways. Several of the concrete slabs were in such bad shape, that they had to be replaced. See the attached picture. Saber Excavated these slabs, and removed all of the concrete. We then filled the voids, that had formed, with Polyurethane. Last of all, new slabs were poured.

A homeowner in Camarillo, California noticed some major signs of settlement occurring in and around their property.  The homeowners have notice large cracks forming above and around the door frames and window frames of their home, this was also making it hard for those doors and windows to open and close properly.  The homeowners did some research and discovered that they had a soils settlement issue.  Soil settlement is mostly due to the shifting of the soils beneath the homes foundation, cause gaps and voids to form and in turn the foundation becomes comprised because the solid ground it was once supported by has since lost that stability.  The homeowners then checked out ways to fix the problem, they found that pouring a new foundation would not only be time consuming, a huge disruption to their life and expensive, so they continued to look for other options.  They then spoke to a friend about the issue, who recommended Saber.   Saber was able to fix the issue in much more convenient cost effective way.  Saber used the PolyLEVEL™ system to stabilize and lift the property, closing the gaps and cracks that had formed.  The PolyLEVEL™ system is a great way to effectively repair and lift the foundation using a blend of poly to be pumped beneath the homes foundation.  The process is relatively quick and the cure time is minutes.  The homeowners no longer see the signs of settlement and those doors and windows that once where an issue now open and close with ease.  

A homeowner in Ventura called Saber stating that every time he walked to the sink in his kitchen, the floor sagged. He wanted to remodel his kitchen but was afraid the movement in the floors would ruin the countertops and backsplash. Visible signs of foundation problems were obvious. The kitchen floor was basically suspended in the air, with no contact with the footing. Lack of support to the home was causing many issues. Curtis and his team removed concrete from three locations around the home in order to place support piers. Two piers had to make a tight squeeze between the gas meter and A/C unit. The piers, once installed, lifted the foot back up to the mudseal of the home, making full contact. The removed concrete was then repoured and replaced. Saber's services fixed this Ventura home's problems by placing the home back on the footing for full support. The kitchen floor was then rendered 'bounceless'. The client was easy to work with and was very happy with the outcome! Total time on the job site was 4.5 hours.

Ventura resident Corine contacted Saber regarding Fondation Issues with her home. She was remodeling her home, and had noticed that, there were loose bricks at the base of the chimney, and there was crumbling concrete under the carpet she had removed. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete and Free Homeowner inspection of Corine's home. The soils had shifted under Corine's home. This had created voids, that in turn had caused her home's Foundation to sink.  Saber's crew brought the foundation to a consistant elevation by using PolyLevel injection under the slab to fill the voids. Next, holes were excavated next to Corine's home. Excess concrete was cut off and disposed of. This made the base of the home foundation flush with the top of the concrete slab. Then Push Piers were attached to lift the outer portion of the slab. The holes were filled in. These steps greatly strengthened the home's foundation, so that Corine could continue with her plan to remodel. Corine was pleased with the result and the clean up.