Service illustrations
Foundation Repair Gallery
Illustrations of the repair methods used on Murfreesboro area homes, drawn to show what happens below the soil and behind the walls.
01How repairs work
Seeing Below the Surface
Most foundation work happens where you cannot see it: under a footing, inside a crawl space, or behind a basement wall. These illustrations show the general idea of each method so the explanations on the service pages are easier to picture. They are illustrative examples of services, not photographs of completed client projects.
Push Piers to Bearing Soil
Illustration of steel push piers carrying a footing down past soft clay to firmer ground.
Steel Push Pier Installation
Helical Plates in Soil
Illustration of helical piers turned into the ground beneath a footing.
Helical Pier Installation
Crawl Space Supports
Illustration of adjustable steel posts shortening girder spans under a floor.
Crawl Space Support Posts
Exterior Wall Waterproofing
Illustration of a membrane, drainage layer, and footing drain on a basement wall.
Exterior Foundation Waterproofing
Lifting a Sunken Slab
Illustration of injected material filling voids and raising a concrete slab.
Concrete Slab Lifting
Bracing a Bowed Wall
Illustration of vertical steel beams reinforcing a block basement wall.
Bowed Basement Wall Repair
Pier and Beam Framing
Illustration of new beams and sistered joists over masonry piers.
Pier and Beam Repair
Moving Water Away
Illustration of downspout lines and graded soil directing water from a foundation.
Foundation Drainage CorrectionReading the Illustrations
Each drawing simplifies real conditions. Actual pier depths, wall construction, and soil layers vary from house to house around Murfreesboro, which is why every repair plan begins with an assessment of the specific home.
Talk Through What You Are Seeing
A phone call is the simplest first step. Describe the cracks, floors, doors, or water you have noticed, and you will get a clear sense of what to look at next.
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