Arizona Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

One of the bedrooms of this Tucson, Arizona home needed a little extra support!  

Sinking concrete is no match for the power of PolyLevel®. PolyLevel® takes the concept of mud jacking and mixes it up with modern knowledge and innovation.

PolyLevel® not only results in a solution that looks better and lasts longer, it is less destructive to the applied surface. Mud jacking uses a heavier fill to level the surface and requires a larger quantity of injection holes along with larger sized injection holes.

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The owners of this 1950’s brick home reached out to Arizona Foundation Solutions after noticing several symptoms of a potential foundation problem.

After examining the home and performing the manometer survey, Arizona Foundation Solutions believes the home could be experiencing foundation settlement at the north, south, east and western portions of the home. 

Arizona Foundation Solutions believes that the proper way to permanently stop the perimeter foundation settlement is to underpin the areas that are experiencing movement.

Great care is taken before and during the project to protect the existing landscaping and concrete.

This mid century, Tucson, Arizona home was experiencing signs of a foundation problem.  A Level B Foundation Investigation determined that Foundation Settlement was a the root of the problem.

The owners of this 1958 brick bungalow reached out to Arizona Foundation Solutions after noticing some perimeter cracks on this charming house.

A level B Foundation Investigating concluded the home was experiencing foundation settlement. Foundation settlement can be caused by one or any combination of many factors including sub-grade saturation of moisture due to poor drainage, years of storm runoff, plumbing leaks, improper compaction, the lack of a proper foundation system, and/or (in most cases) natural earth movement.

In this Tucson, AZ home we did a repair job that included concrete crack stitch repair. We used carbon fiber rods and low viscosity polyeruea to bridge the gap caused by the concrete crack. This reinforced the area and strengthened the weakened area.