Uneven concrete slabs showing signs of settling and cracking that may indicate foundation issues

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PolyLevel(R) in Newbury Park
Newbury Park resident contacted Saber regarding Cracks that were causing Trip Hazards in her deck. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough and free homeowner inspection. The soils has settled under the patio. This had created voids. These voids had caused some of the concrete slabs to sink under the patio tile.  Our Crew drilled holes through the concrete into the voids. Saber then filled the voids and lifted the sunken slabs using our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection system. This solved the trip hazard issue.
Cracked Patio Slab in Newberry Park
Newbury Park resident Dora D. contacted Saber regarding cracks running through her tile patio. See the attached picture. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Dora's home. Voids had formed under the concrete patio slab. Our crew drilled holes through the slab and into the voids. We then filled these voids with Polyurethane, using Saber's State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process. This gave the slab a consistant elevation. Then we filled the cracks with grout. Dora was happy with the completed work.
Push Piers in Fillmore
Fillmore resident Simone C. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete evaluation of Simone's home. Saber's crew exposed the parts of the foundation, that were sinking, and installed Push Piers. Our crew then caulked the cracks. Simone was happy with the end result and the clean up.
Foundation Crack Repair & Push Pier Stabilization in Morongo Valley, CA
Severe Foundation Cracks and Uneven Floors Alarmed Homeowners A family in Morongo Valley became increasingly concerned as small foundation cracks throughout their home rapidly worsened into major signs of structural settlement. What began as a thin crack within the concrete floor eventually expanded into a large jagged separation that spread throughout the home. As the settlement progressed, tiles loosened from the floor, wall cracks expanded throughout the living room, and interior doors became difficult to open and close. The homeowners feared not only for the safety and structural integrity of the property, but also for the long-term impact the damage could have on the home’s value. After researching foundation repair near me services and consulting with several contractors, the homeowners learned that the issue was not simply cosmetic damage. The true problem involved unstable supporting soils beneath the slab foundation that had allowed portions of the structure to settle unevenly over time. Foundation Inspection Revealed Soil Shrinkage Beneath the Slab The homeowners contacted Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair for a comprehensive foundation inspection to identify the source of the settlement. During the evaluation, the foundation repair specialists used elevation measurements and structural analysis tools to determine where the foundation had lost support. The inspection revealed that shrinking and shifting soil conditions beneath the slab had created unsupported void areas beneath portions of the home. As these soils contracted and settled, sections of the slab foundation began hanging without proper support, causing cracks, uneven floors, and structural movement throughout the home. To permanently stabilize the structure, the team recommended a combination of push piers and slab piers engineered specifically for settling slab foundations in Southern California desert environments. Push Pier & Slab Pier Foundation Repair To stabilize the perimeter footing, the crew excavated small access areas beside the settling foundation sections and installed heavy-duty steel push piers beneath the home. These push piers were hydraulically advanced deep into stable load-bearing soil beneath the weak upper soil layers responsible for the settlement. To address the interior slab settlement, specialized slab piers equipped with helical-style bearing plates were installed beneath the cracked concrete floor areas. These slab piers were designed to grip stable supporting soils beneath the slab and restore structural support to the affected sections of the home. Once the pier systems reached proper depth and capacity, the crew carefully transferred the structural load of the home onto the newly installed foundation supports. This controlled lifting process helped raise the settled floor areas back toward their original elevation while reducing stress throughout the structure. After stabilization was completed, the crew restored the work areas, replaced damaged flooring sections, and thoroughly cleaned the property. The entire repair project was completed in approximately three days with minimal disruption to the homeowners. The Results Immediately following the repairs, the homeowners noticed significant improvements throughout the home. Floors felt level again, interior doors operated smoothly, and the foundation cracks stopped worsening. A follow-up inspection confirmed that the home was now securely supported by the newly installed pier system. Most importantly, the homeowners regained confidence knowing the structure had been permanently stabilized with engineered foundation repair systems backed by a 25-year warranty.   By combining push pier underpinning with slab pier stabilization technology, Saber Foundation & Concrete Repair successfully restored structural stability to this Morongo Valley home while helping protect it from future settlement damage caused by challenging desert soil conditions.
Push Piers in Vista
A home in Vista, California was suffering from settlement issues, the signs of settlement in the home were very evident from cracks in the walls and ceilings, to sticking doors and windows.  The homeowner knew something needed to be done to fix the issues that were occurring at the home.  The homeowner did some research and found that Saber was the company for him.  The design specialist proposed that the foundation be repaired using push piers and polyLEVEL™ for stabilization and lift to maximum practical recovery.  The Saber production crew was scheduled to complete the project.  They arrived at the home and went straight to work, excavation holes at the proposed pier locations for the best results.  They then installed the piers.  The piers were installed at the foundations footings and driven into the ground until they reached bedrock below.  They were then set up to lit the property, once the lift was compete the polyLEVEL™ was injected to further stabilize the property and attempt to lift the property more.   Once the lift and PolyLEVEL™ injection was completed the holes were then backfilled. The cracks that had formed around the property were then repaired by the Saber crew, they repaired the cracks that had formed in the walls and slabs around the property.  The homeowner was very pleased with the work completed and is happy to know his investment is now stabilized.
PolyLevel(R) in Vista
David from Vista contacted Saber regarding cracks in a concrete slab at a commercial site. Construction was underway, and voids had formed due to shifting soils. The Saber crew Drilled holes through the concrete and into the voids. The the voids had PolyLevel Injected into them. This resolved the issue, and allowed David to move forward with his project.
PolyLevel(R) in Vista
Vista resident James W. contacted Saber regarding several Cracks in his Front Porch and Back Patio. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete property inspection. This inspection is Free to the Homeowner. Voids were located under the Concrete. The Slabs were sinking into these Voids. This was causing the cracks to form. Saber's crew drilled Holes through the Slabs and into the Voids. Then using Saber's PolyLevel Injection Process, we filled the Voids with Polyurethane. This Lifted the Sinking areas back to a Consistent Elevation, and eliminated the Trip Hazards, that had started to form.
SINKING POOL DECK IN VISTA
Homeowner Steven L. of Vista had concerns about his pool deck. The concrete had sunk over an inch below the decorative edging of the pool, creating a trip hazard. Pool trip hazards are especially dangerous in the event of  wet conditions during pool use. Crew foreman Scott and his team did an application of PolyLevel and sealed the cracks with NexusPro joint sealant. After the installation was completed, Steven wrote of the experience. "Fantastic experience. Scott and his crew are extremely experienced, respectful, and presented themselves in a very professional manner. I was very impressed and would welcome them back to do work in the future. Your team treated my property as if it were their own. I couldn't have asked for a more respectful crew to come and help with my slab problem." Saber crew members are committed to our mission to redefine our industry. That is what we call our WOW! service.     
PIER INSTALLATION IN VISTA
Vista resident Garrett F.'s home was experiencing settling, resulting in major cracks in the slab and making doors hard to open. Project Design Specialist Paul D. recommended the installation of eight push piers as well as an application of PolyLevel. Garrett writes of Paul, "Paul has been an absolute pleasure to work with. He has gone way above and beyond any expectation that anyone could have. He worked day and night after normal working hours to answer, research, and help out in any way." Garrett also gave Saber's crew, led by Jesus, high marks. "Jesus was our foreman for the pier installation, extremely polite, explained everything along the way, and encouraged questions during the entire process." The entire experience exceeded Garrett's expectations. Saber is committed to providing WOW! service from start to finish.    
Foundation Failing in North Palm Springs
North Palm Springs resident Daniel D. contacted Saber regarding the cracking of the concrete floors in his home. Our Project Design Specialist found voids under the Foundation. The Foundation was sinking. We recommended Foundation Pier installation to Lift and Strengthen The Foundation. Filling the voids with Polyurethane would further Stabilize the Foundation. Daniel did receive a copy of his Home Inspection Report.
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