Bowing Wall in Basement
By using a level and tape measure, we can see exactly how much a wall is bowing or leaning. In this case, it's over an inch, which isn't great (no amount of bowing is good) but doesn't compromise the structural integrity of the house. Yet.
Severely Bowed Wall Needs Action
Meanwhile, this wall is closer to three inches bowed, which means the top of the wall is leaning in three inches compared to the bottom. This needs to be addressed quickly, before a leaning wall becomes a pile of blocks on the ground.
Huge Wall Crack in Basement
This crack ran the span of the wall and is more of a cavern than a crack. You can see the remnants of a DIY fix attempt, but thankfully they knew they needed to call a professional.
Leaning Wall in Battle Creek Basement
Even from a distance you can see how badly this wall is leaning. Not good.
Bowed Wall Could Mean Future Trouble
This wall shows more signs of attempts at repair, but simply resealing cracks won't do the job - the soil will keep pushing and the wall will keep bowing.
Geo Lock Wall Anchors Stabilize Severely Bowed Wall
By installing the wall anchors and anchoring them into the soil, we can provide more stability to the structure as we tighten it in the hopes of straightening the wall. Even if it's never perfectly straight, the system prevents further leaning.
Wall Anchor Secured in Soil
We secure the wall anchors in soil outside to prevent further leaning.
Installing the Wall Anchors Outside
Our guys are never afraid to get dirty, which is hard to avoid when you're literally laying in a dirt trench to secure wall anchors.
Quality Guaranteed
If you have questions about your installation, our number is right on the wall anchor and we're only a call away.
Wall Anchors Stabilize Bowing Wall
Here are the anchors in the process of installation - these can be tightened over time with a kit we include, and that can hopefully lead to straightening the walls.