Job Stories

Mission Viejo resident Rick contacted Saber regarding Cracks appearing in the interior walls of this home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough and free homeowner inspection. The soils had shifted under the Foundation. This had created voids, that had caused the Foundation to weaken. Our crew, drilled holes through the concrete Foundation and into the void. Then we used Saber's State-of-the-Art Polylevel to fill the void. This raised the part of the Foundation that had sunk. The attached picture shows a Saber Crew member during the PolyLevel Process. Rick was happy with the results.

Mission Viejo resident James L. contacted Saber regarding a Trip Hazard in his driveway. His home was built in 1968 and he was looking for a "honest" quote in regards to eliminating this hazard. Saber's Project Design Specialist conducted a thourough and Free Homeowner inspection for James. The roots from a line of bushes, next to the driveway were pushing one of the concrete slabs up, thus causing the trip hazard. The attached Photo shows the raised concrete slab. Saber's crew was able to grind the misaligned joints. This eliminated the Trip Hazard. James was happy with the result and the clean up.

Mission Viejo resident Heidi H. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the exterior walls of her home. These cracks were spreading. Our Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Heidi's home. Areas of the Foundation were sinking.  Saber's crew excavated holes next to the Foundation. Then we installed Push Piers to the base of the slab. The Push Piers were pressurized. This lifted and strengthened the Foundation, and stopped the cracks from spreading.  Heidi was happy with the completed work. She now has peace of mind.

Mission Viejo resident Rick F contacted Saber regarding the Floors and Walls in his Home that are warping.The Home has a Slab Foundation. Saber's Project Design Specialist found that Voids have Formed under the Slab Foundation, during our Inspection. Saber's Crew Drilled Holes through the Foundation and into the Void. Then, using our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process, to fill the voids with Polyurethane. This process Lifted the Floors back to a Consistent Elevation. 

A homeowner in Mission Viejo became concerned after noticing cracks developing throughout the walls of the home along with increasing difficulty opening and closing the French doors leading to the back patio. These symptoms are common warning signs of foundation settlement and structural movement caused by unstable soil conditions beneath the property. Seeking a permanent repair solution, the homeowner contacted Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair for a comprehensive foundation inspection and structural evaluation. During the inspection, Saber’s foundation repair specialists discovered that shifting soils beneath the home had created underlying voids beneath portions of the foundation. As these unsupported gaps expanded beneath the structure, sections of the foundation began sinking unevenly into the void spaces. This settlement weakened the foundation system and transferred structural stress throughout the home, resulting in wall cracking, door misalignment, and structural movement affecting the French doors. To permanently stabilize the home, the crew excavated targeted areas around the affected foundation sections where settlement had occurred. Heavy-duty steel push piers were then attached directly to the foundation and hydraulically advanced deep into stable load-bearing soil beneath the weak upper soil layers responsible for the settlement. Once the push piers achieved proper depth and load-bearing capacity, the system was carefully pressurized to lift the settling portions of the foundation back toward a more consistent elevation. This process helped restore structural support beneath the home while strengthening the foundation against continued movement. After the lifting operations were completed, polyurethane foam injection technology was used to fill the underlying soil voids beneath the foundation. The expanding polyurethane helped stabilize the surrounding soils, restore support beneath the slab, and reduce the risk of future void expansion beneath the structure.   By combining push pier foundation stabilization with polyurethane void filling technology, Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair successfully restored structural stability to this Mission Viejo home while helping protect the property from continued settlement and foundation-related damage common throughout Southern California soil conditions.

El Toro resident William B. contacted Saber regarding cracks that were spreading in the walls of his home. Our Project Design Specialist conducted a thorough inspection of William's home. Sifting soils under the Foundation had formed voids. The sinking Foundation was cracking. The spreading cracks showed that the Foundation was weakening. Saber recommended installing Foundation Piers to Lift and Strengthen the Foundation. After this was done, the voids could be filled with Polyurethane. This would prevent the voids from growing larger, and Stabilize William's home. William received a written copy of Saber's Home Inspection Report.

Twin Peaks resident Jim C. contacted Saber regarding sticking windows and doors, and cracks in the walls of his home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete home inspection for Jim. Our crew raised the home's foundation using Push Piers and all metal Smart Jacks. Jim was happy with the job results and clean up.

Newport Coast resident Elena I. contacted Saber regarding Cracks forming Trip Hazards in her pool deck. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection of Elena's home. Voids had formed under the concrete slabs, causing the concrete to sink and crack. We recommended filling the voids with Polyurethane, and then using Nexus Plus to fill and seal the cracks. Elean received her copy of the homeowner inspection report and Saber's quote.

Sunland resident Dylan M. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the exterior wallss of his home and trip hazards on the walkways. Saber's Project Design Specialist conducted a thorough inspection of Dylan's home. Our crew used the PolyLevel Injection Proceess to fill the voids created by shifting soil under the walkways and foundation. This process strengthened the home foundation and eliminated the trip hazards. Dylan was happy with the results and the clean up. The attached picture shows a exterior wall crack that Dylan's home has on it.

Inglewood resident Grace F contacted Saber about doors sticking in her home. our project design specialist performed a full evaluation of the home. Our crew used Smart Jacks with concrete bases to level the home's foundation. grace approved of the work and the clean up.