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Patio Slab Movement The earlier two overviews of this area show that the upper level of the home rests over this patio. The expansive soils around this house have moved the patio causing it to heave and break up.
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Diagonal crack on the external wall going from the top of the window toward the top of the wall do not have to be large to indicate the presence of foundation movement. Get a free evaluation from one of our expert team who can tell you what's up. Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
These piers are going to give the chimney foundation the support it needs and stabilize any further movement. The piers are driven down to stable soil or bedrock.
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The Family room shows on both sides of the fireplace that the chimney is coming away. This is a separation crack that will continue to grow wider.
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Helical Pier installed in garage. Once the pier is installed and the lift is done, then the pier can be buried.
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Horizontal pressure on the wall is pushing on this wall. Check this out: www.denverfoundationrepair.com/bowed-walls/wall-anchors.html
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Cracking and displaced tile on this kitchen wall is due to movement in the foundation. Look familiar? Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
Here's you can see how the missing beams leave the majority of the basement without proper support. This has lead to foundation problems, sagging floors, and more.
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I absolutely love this series of photos. We were working with a homeowner who had moved away and we had to describe what the work would entail verbally or with pictures, so our Design Specialist and the Engineer for the project marked up the photos to help visualize for the owner & the production crew what they needed to know.
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Here's the properly rocked channel leading to the sump pump.
Once the drain tile has been installed, the Peak Basement Systems crew will cement everything into place. The homeowners will then replace the destroyed carpet and padding and no one will be able to tell that the drain tile is present under the carpet.
Vertical movement stabilized by piering. There are several piers like this one that are being installed on the two exterior walls of this family room. Look at this to see the process unfold: www.denverfoundationrepair.com/foundation-settlement/foun...
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The bottom portion of this wall is definitely feeling pressure from the expansive soils on the other side of the wall!
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This wall is bowing in and on the photo note the horizontal crack. That was a serious crack that went all along the wall.
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This wall anchor is one of many in the wall anchor system that are buried below ground to stabilize the bowing foundation wall in this home.
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This is a close up of one of several cracks that lie beneath this house in the crawl space. Look familiar? Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
This is an overview photo of a stair step crack in the brick wall starting from the upper left and cracking down as it goes across the wall.
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Our Peak Basement Systems Waterguard installation crew has draped the entire basement in protective plastic liners because this basement was recently finished. The homeowner said that they wished they had thought of waterproofing prior to finishing the basement with expensive carpet and padding, both of which had to be removed and destroyed due to mold.
Once the drain tile has been installed, the Peak Basement Systems crew will cement everything into place. The homeowners will then replace the destroyed carpet and padding and no one will be able to tell that the drain tile is present under the carpet.
The front wall is bowing out. The foundation wall is experiencing pressure from the side of the wall. Our Colorado expansive soils will and do expand and cause pressure on the foundation.
Check out this blog to learn more about expansive soils and their effect on foundations.
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The mock house not only moved but creaked! What a wonderful time we had meeting and talking to people about their foundation issues. We are dedicated to making you happy and your home secure! Were you there? If not, look for us next year!
The landscape rock and pavers are almost back in place. The work is not done until the crew has finished cleaning up and returning things to normal.
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Interior floors slope significantly here. The entire house foundation has shifted to create the sloping floors.
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Here's an overview of the front of a home built in the 1980s. The chimney foundation has begun to settle and is causing the chimney to tilt. Look familiar? Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
Here's a close up of where a post once existed, but was removed. It has lead to sagging of the main floor and buckling at the foundation wall.
Pot holes are dug on the exterior of this house to place piers by Peak Structural's expert crew.
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Here's an overview of where the foundation wall has been compromised due to the missing support posts in the basement.
This beautiful mountainside home is getting stabilized so it stays put and does not slowly slide (creep) down the mountain. These notched out runway areas are strategically placed in the basement of the home. Rebar, iron stabilizing rods, will be placed here and connected to the tiebacks on the wall of the house. The tie backs are also stabilizing rods that anchor the house deep into the mountain bedrock securing the home from further movement. For more information, contact Peak Basement Systems. We’re located at 723 S. Sierra Madre St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. You can contact us at (719) 260-7070 or go to www.peakbasementsystems.com
This pier along with several others installed at this home in Golden, CO has stabilized the vertical movement. This home is warranted against any further vertical movement of the foundation.
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Ductwork. It's the essential element that keeps the HVAC system functioning and the house either warm or cold. Many times, ductwork may need to be detached during a foundation repair to allow for access to the workspace. This time, we were able to work around the ductwork without damaging it. Want to know more? Contact Peak Structural at www.peakstructural.com or call us at 303-243-3028
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The landscaping of this home is not only beautiful; but also, very beneficial. The surrounding soil is sloped so that it causes water to drain away from, not toward, the foundation. Also the bushes and plants are 6 ft away from the foundation. No worries with root problems here. Please be kind to your foundation! Correct landscaping practices: drainage is excellent, plants are at a proper distance, the home is set up for success!
This is foundation repair. Powerlift Foundation Repair at www.powerliftfoundationrepair.com provides experienced professional foundation repair.
Window well covers keep rain water and snow from accumulating in the window well. Surface water can be very damaging to the foundation as well as the interior of the home. Please also note the landscaping is sloped away from the home. Melting snow and rain water will not collect near the foundation.
This brick is not only cracked but slightly popped out along the left side of the cracking. Lots of movement here.
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Twisting support beams are an indication of movement and of a failure of the support system. Sinking and settling are occuring under this crawl space.
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The support beam is tilting or slanting due to foundation movement.
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Basement wall anchor repair. Notice how well this wall anchor fits in tight places. It is also very easy to use dry wall to refinish the wall. Like what you see? Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
The paneling has hidden some cracking that did show up on the exterior as well.
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Here's a close up of the cracking in the slab of the addition. Look Familiar? Contact Peak Structural at (303) 243-3028 or www.peakstructural.com
This homeowner was vacuuming up over 400 gallons of water a day from her recently finished basement! She called Jack with Peak Basement Systems and had him out to scope the basement waterproofing project. She stated that she had already lost over $5000 in destroyed carpet, carpet padding, and baseboards!
Here's a shot with our foreman in the picture. He's tightening down the Powerbraces after checking over the installation.
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Here's the same wall after it has been repaired with a PowerBrace application and epoxy. The homeowner opted to stabilize the wall without straightening, so the Powerbrace application was perfect! Want to know pricing? Contact Peak Structural today for a free estimate at 303-243-3028 or
Vertical movement is halted. The landscaping is returned to its former state as well. Nicely done Peak!
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Does remodeling hide foundation problems? Eventually, no.
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