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Before & After
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Erin in Coral Springs, Florida, was planning to have renovations done on her home and knew she needed to have her foundation inspected first after noticing several cracks in her walls. She reached out to us at LRE Foundation Repair and scheduled a free appointment with one of our expert Design Specialists to help identify any issues. Upon close examination, our Specialist discovered that significant soil settlement beneath the home had compromised the foundation's integrity, resulting in the walls cracking. The specialist crafted a plan to fully stabilize the home and lift the foundation back into its proper position with our push pier system. Erin agreed to the plan, and our production team promptly began installing each push pier deep into the soil beneath the foundation. These piers successfully transferred the weight of the home to the solid bedrock below, effectively stabilizing and lifting the foundation back into position and closing the wall cracks. With her foundation permanently stabilized, Erin can now look forward to completing her home’s renovations.
Ivania’s home in Sunrise, Florida, had experienced significant settlement damage, especially on her front porch, where noticeable gaps had formed between the support columns and the roof above. After contacting LRE Foundation Repair and scheduling a free inspection, we sent one of our Design Specialists to carefully assess the situation and provide a solution.
Our specialist confirmed that soil settlement had caused her home and front porch to sink, necessitating immediate stabilization to prevent further damage. Our team installed our push pier system beneath the front porch to transfer the weight of the home to the solid bedrock below. From there, the team gradually lifted the porch back into its proper position, effectively closing the gaps between the columns and the roof.
Ivania was thrilled with our team’s work and can now feel at ease knowing her home’s foundation and front porch are permanently stabilized.