Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair Before & After Photos
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Commercial Sidewalk Concrete Leveling at Hampton Inn & Suites in Poway, CA
This before-and-after photo set features a commercial concrete lifting and leveling project completed at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Poway, CA. Sections of the sidewalk had settled over time, creating uneven walking surfaces and potential trip hazards for guests. Using PolyLevel® polyurethane foam injection, our team carefully lifted and stabilized the concrete walkway, restoring a safer, more even surface without the expense or disruption of concrete replacement. The repaired sidewalk is ready for continued daily use with minimal downtime.
Cracked Stem Wall Repair in Poway, CA - Before & After
This before-and-after set shows a stem wall repair completed for a home in Poway, California. Before repairs, the exposed concrete stem wall had significant cracking, deterioration, and damaged concrete along the base of the wall. The after photo shows the repaired stem wall with the damaged area restored and a clean, finished surface. Professional stem wall repair can address deteriorating concrete and help protect the foundation from continued damage. Saber Foundation Repair provides stem wall and foundation repair services for homeowners in Poway and throughout San Diego County and Southern California.
Foundation Problems during a Remodel in Ventura
The Before Picture shows what the homeowner found ,when they decided to remodel their home. Their home's foundation was starting to crumble.
The shifting soils, in Ventura, had caused voids under the foundation. The After Picture shows one, of several Push Piers, that were used to bring the foundation to a consistant elevation.
PolyLevel(R) in Ramona
The Before picture shows cracks, that are forming trip hazards in a driveway.
The After picture shows ports inserted into the driveway for the PolyLevel Insertion process.
Support Posts in Ojai
The Before picture shows a cross beam, that isn't attached to the support post in the crawl space of a home.
The After picture shows a cross beam with a attached post, that is anchored by cement, and is attached with a bracket.
