Job Stories

Laguna Beach resident Andy T. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the back patio of his home. Please see the attached picture. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete home inspection, at no cost to Andy. A large Void had Formed under the patio. Part of the patio had been sinking into this Void. Our crew Filled the Void with Polyurethane, by using Saber's State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process. This lifted the sinking part of the Patio back to a Consistent Elevation. The Trip Hazard has been eliminated. Andy now has Peace of Mind, regarding the safety of his home.

Laguna Beach resident Rick C, contacted Saber regarding trees that were planted to close to his home. The roots had spread under the Foundation. The Foundation was starting to Buckle. Saber's crew removed the plants and the roots. This created Voids, which would have caused the Foundation to sink. Saber installed Foundation Piers to give the Foundation a Consistent Elevation. We then filled the Voids with Polyurethane. These procedures Strengthened and Stabilized the Foundation.

Pacoima resident Wendy R. contacted Saber regarding the sagging floors in her home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Wendy's home. The Floor Joists and Wood Support Beams were becoming unstable. Saber's crew attached Steel I Beams to the existing Floor Joists. Then we supported these new I Beams with Pressurized All Metal Smart Jacks. The Smart Jacks are supported by rock and concrete. Wendy is happy with the result. Her floors now have a consistent elevation.

Laguna Niguel resident Christopher contacted Saber regarding cracks that were appearing in his home and his swimming pool deck. His home backs up to a slope. Saber's Project Design Specialist peformed a thorough and Free homeowner inspection. The shifting soils inder the swimming pool and home foundation had weakened both. Saber obtained a engineers soils report and the city permits for Christopher. Our crew then removed and replaced the part of the pool deck that had sunk. We then strengthened the home foundation , and the swimming pool, by installing Helical Push Piers, Helical Tiebacks, and Steel Beams. This solved the shifting soils dilemma. The attached picture shows a installed Helical Pier and Tieback. Chistopher was happy with the results and the crews clean up.

Laguna Niguel resident Paul M. contacted Saber regarding cracks, that were spreading, in the bottom of the exterior walls of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free, and Detailed Homeowner Inspection. The soils had shifted under part of Pauls Foundation. Voids had formed. His home was sinking into this Void. Our crew excavated holes where the foundation was sinking. We then installed Push Piers and Pressurized them. This Strengthened Paul's Foundation, by lifting the sunken areas, and giving his Foundation a consistent elevation. We then Filled the Voids with Polyurethane. This Stabilized the Foundation, by preventing these voids from increasing in size. Paul now has Peace of Mind, that his home is safe.

Laguna Niguel resident Viviane M. contacted Saber regarding Cracking Floors and Walls in Her Home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough Inspection of Viviane's home. Shifting Soils has caused Voids under the Concrete Slab Foundation. Saber's crew attached Push Piers to the outer sides of the Foundation, to Both Lift and Strengthen the Foundation. We then Filled the Voids under the Slab with Polyurethane to Stabilize the Foundation. See attached picture.

Laguna Niguel homeowner Bill H. has a beautiful entryway with a circular landing leading up to his front porch. The landing had settled, making a trip hazard. Saber can help with trip hazards due to settled concrete. Project Design Specialist Steven O. recommended an application of Polylevel to level and fill the void under the landing, as well as NexusPro joint sealant to repair the cracks. Regarding Steven, Bill writes, "Very professional. On time, great follow up." Sometimes it's not the home that needs attention, but the areas surrounding the home. At Saber, we are happy to assess your situation and offer solutions. That's part of our commitment to WOW! service.      

  Sheryl H. a property management employee, called Saber on behalf of a Lake Elsinore apartment complex that had trip hazards throughout their property. A Saber design specialist visited the property to evaluate the situation. The specialist determined that concrete grinding was the best solution for the job.    Concrete grinding Foreman Eli P. and crew arrived at the job on time and ready to work. The grinding crew mapped out the work area. They were able to complete the work in a timely manner, leaving Sheryl and the company she represents very happy. Sheryl left a great review for Eli and the crew.   

Running Springs resident Michael S. contacted Saber regarding trip hazards on the front porch of his home. Our project Design Specialist completed a thorough inspection of Michael's home. The concrete slabs of his front porch were sinking. Our crew used Saber's State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Processs to lift the sinking slabs and level the porch.  Michael was satisfied with the completed job and the clean up.

A homeowner's association in San Pedro needed immediate help with a concrete walkway problem at one of their communities in San Pedro, Ca. Many of the concrete slabs making up the community walkways were cracked or uneven. Residents were tripping and the unsightly damaged concrete made the property look old and unkempt. After walking the property, Saber's trained concrete specialist determined that concrete grinding would be the best solution for most of the communities problems. Of the slabs, only a few needed complete removal and replacement. Over the course of 6 days, Saber's grinding foreman came out to grind down 89 misaligned (uneven) joints between slabs. Saber took the time to be sure all concrete was leveled with little disruption to the community's residents.  After the grind, Saber's concrete crew arrived to remove and replace 270 sq. ft. of concrete throughout the large community. Upon completion of the project, the job site was cleaned and the HOA and property manager were able to walk the property with the foremen to ensure they were pleased with the results. Now, residents and their families could live in a community free from uneven concrete trip hazards and feel a sense of pride in where they live.