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 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 wall anchor is strategically placed in virgin soil at the proper depth and angle. This is engineered to counteract the horizontal pressure being applied to the foundation wall by our expansive soils. here in our Colorado Springs area.

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Sinking expansion to the family room. The front porch was enclosed and the family room expanded into that area. The next photo reveals that the porch is sinking.

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Wall Anchor systems have been a successful solution to horizontal movement since the 1970's. This photo shows the steel wall plate on the interior of the home. This plate is recessed in the wall. Here the anchor system is either tightened to straighten the wall right away; or, it is tightened periodically until the wall is straightened over time.

When the procedure is finished, the wall can be restored to its original look. If the anchors need to be straightened over time, there are covers available that will hide the anchor plate until the wall is straightened.

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