Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This home's footer was crumbling and barely holding up the exterior wall. The exterior wall literally was only being held up by 2 inches of the footer. 

The exterior wall was already showing significant buckling. Over the years, other contractors had patched the footer and patched the interior walls to no avail. 

Because of budget constraints, our System Design Specialist and Production Manager created a custom solution for this customer to ensure that her exterior wall didn't fall in and now her home is stable. 

In Boys Ranch, TX, a homeowner faced the challenge of visible brick splitting on the exterior of their property, a clear sign of foundation settlement. In the before photo, note the structural concern affecting the building's stability. Legacy Supportworks implemented our exclusive Push Pier System to address this issue effectively. The after photo clearly demonstrates the benefits: our solution permanently stabilized the foundation and mitigated further issues, enhancing the property's structural integrity. Trust Legacy Supportworks for professional foundation repair solutions that safeguard homes and restore value.

This homeowner had a sinking basement and after having other companies come and and take a look, Legacy Supportworks was the first that said we could fix it. Production installed 8 patented galvanized steel push piers and succussedfully raised the basment 1 inch. 

This exterior garage wall was sinking and pulling away from the house resulting in a large gap between the trim work and the brick.

Our crew used galvanized steel push piers to lift the wall back into to place and permanently stabilize it.

The front porch of this home had 2 brick columns. Each column had a footer but the surrounding concrete porch did not. 

Both of the columns began to sink and therefore resulted in cracks in the side of the home nearest the porch. 

Our crew used steel push piers to lift the columns back to "level" and the gap in the brick closed and virtually disappeared. 

Now the porch and weight of the front of the house are permanently stabilized.