The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

This home had some windows and doors that were sticking because the foundation was settling. You can see the owners placed a rag between the door and the frame, as well as painted over the crack above the frame.  After we installed our piers, we raised the foundation back to where it was. No more need for paint or rags. 

This home's sidewalk had sank into the ground. This led to the driveway and sidewalk becoming disconnected. We raised the sidewalk with PolyLevel foam, and sealed the sidewalk and driveway back together. Not only does it look better, it is a whole late safer for any sidewalk goer. 

This home had an unfinished basement with walls that were crumbling and caving in. This is a pretty common occurrence because over time, hydro-static pressure and just pressure in general from outside the walls put a pretty big strain on walls that are weaker, like concrete block foundations. The best fix for this is to place Powerbraces along the pressure points to stop the wall from completely failing. The Powerbraces are heavy duty and are designed to be able to hold a lot of weight and pressure. Now this customer does not have to worry about their walls collapsing in. 

To stop this basement from leaking, we installed WaterGuard drains and a TripleSafe sump pump.

This existing sidewalk along a busy road in Florence, KY didn't really match the newly paved and painted road it was adjacent to. The sidewalk had cracks up and down the street because the soil the sidewalk was resting on was shriveling up. The shriveled up soil created space for part of the sidewalk to fall into, creating cracks that could be considered a tripping hazard for the public. After receiving multiple offers and bids for the job, the City of Florence decided they wanted us to do the job because of our foam jacking method. Our PolyLevel foam is a better alternative to mudjacking because it is way cleaner and faster. After we carefully injected the slabs with our patented foam, we were able to get the sidewalk leveled out, eliminating the tripping hazards. After only a couple of hours, the sidewalk was back upon to the public.