Job Stories

Wofford Heights resident Mike L. contacted Saber in regards to leveling the floors in his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough home inspection. Voids were discovered and Drainage was also a issue. Saber suggested installing proper drainage in Mike's Yard. Then we could install Foundation Piers to Lift and Strengthen the home's Foundation. Last of all, we could fill the voids with Polyurethane to Stabilize Mike's home. Mike received a written copy of Saber's Home Inspection Report.

Salton City resident Mario A. contacted Saber regarding cracks, that were spreading, in the walls of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner inspection of Mario's home. Shifting soils had caused voids to form. Area's of the foundation were sinking into these voids. This was causing the walls of Mario's home to continue cracking. Saber recommended installing Push Piers to the foundation, to strengthen it. We also recommended filling the voids with Polyurethane to stabilize the concrete slab foundation. Mario received Saber's Home Inspection Report, and our quote, which is valid for 30 days.

A family in Campo, CA had watched their front-walkway slabs sink deeper every season. The concrete trip hazard was more than cosmetic; delivery drivers stumbled, rainwater pooled against the foundation, and the homeowners worried that the spreading settlement signaled larger structural trouble. When cracks began radiating up the adjacent stem wall, they knew the problem had to be solved before it eroded property value or someone was hurt.   Initial patching attempts with store-bought cement failed within months, and traditional mud-jacking looked messy, heavy, and likely to wash out again. Online research pointed them toward firms specializing in lightweight polymer lifting rather than grout pumping. Saber Foundation Repair’s reputation for thorough inspections and straight-talk solutions convinced the homeowners to schedule a free evaluation.   During the visit, Saber’s technician mapped voids beneath the slabs with precise measuring tools and explained why the soil had compacted unevenly. The recommendation was PolyLevel®—a high-density expanding polyurethane foam that is environmentally safe, waterproof, and engineered to exert enough controlled lift to realign concrete without adding load to weakened soil. Because the foam is lighter than traditional fill, it would not promote future settlement, and the cured material would seal out moisture, preventing washout.   The crew bored a pattern of discreet ⅝-inch holes through the walkway, set slim injector ports, and filled the voids beneath with the two-part foam. Within seconds the polyurethane expanded, gently raising each slab until the walkway matched its original grade. The entire operation—from arrival to final sweep—finished in a single afternoon, leaving only pea-sized patches to mark the injection points.   Immediately, doors near the walkway swung freely again, stormwater drained away from the foundation, and the surface felt solid underfoot. Most important to the homeowners was the confidence that the issue had been solved with a modern, lasting technology rather than a stop-gap. Saber’s transferable warranty and clear after-care guidelines underscored that peace of mind.   Foundation or concrete problems rarely improve on their own; they deepen, spread, and grow more expensive to correct. Saber Foundation Repair’s transparent assessments, minimal-disruption procedures, and commitment to permanent results empower homeowners to act early and avoid cascading damage. By restoring a level, stable walkway in Campo, the company not only removed an immediate safety risk but also protected the long-term health of the home.   If cracks, settlement, or uneven slabs are appearing around your property, now is the best moment to address them. Call Saber Foundation Repair for a complimentary inspection and learn how a precise PolyLevel® application can secure your concrete—and your peace of mind—before minor issues become major headaches.

Taft resident Tina S contacted Saber about cracks in the interior and exterior walls of her home. She also has problems with doors sticking. Our project design specialist performed a complete evaluation of the home. The foundation was weak and there were voids under it. Our crew used the state-of-the-art Polylevel process to fill the voids. We also added push piers to strengthen the foundation. Tina was satisfied with the completed job and the clean up.

Taft resident Tina S. Contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough Inspection, which is free to all Homeowners. Voids were discovered under the Foundation. Areas of the Foundation were sinking into these Voids.  Saber's Crew Attached Push Piers to the Foundation, and Pressurized them. This Lifted the Areas that were sinking, and gave the Foundation a Consistent Elevation. Then we Filled the Voids with Polyurethane to Stabilize the Foundation.

Goleta resident Harriet B. called us regarding the foundation of her home. Saber went out and evaluated what was happening with the foundation. Saber also performed a soil assessment and found a void that needed to be filled. We offered Harriet a permanent solution. The problem was solved using our state-of-the-art PolyLevel void filling material. The area was cleaned to Harriet's satisfaction.

Goleta resident Don T contacted Saber regarding cracked walls and the gaps that were expanding between his floors and the walls of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner Inspection. The homes Foundation was cracking. Voids had formed under the concrete slab Foundation. Our crew installed Push Piers under the Foundation, and pressurized them. This Strengthened and Lifted the areas of the Foundation that had sunk. Then Polyurethane was injected into the voids, both outside, and inside Don's home. The attached picture shows part of the PolyLevel Injection Equipment that is used. Filling these voids stabilized the Floors and the Foundation.

Homeowner Cathy T was experiencing serious problems with her foundation, it was settling. Her home was built in 1968 and has been living in her home in Goleta for the past 15 years. She first started noticing her foundation issues ten years ago. She started receiving the reoccurring cracks throughout her home. Our Project Design Specialist Paul H. discovered that her foundation is seeking and will need settlement repair. He recommended for Cathy to go with two of our push piers as well as an application of PolyLevel. She wrote in our appointment survey, “I’m very satisfied with Paul’s communication, he is very knowledgeable and has strong customer service skills.” Cathy was so happy with the outcome of our crew’s work she went on Google and Yelp to leave us five-star reviews. This is one of many examples of how we go the extra mile to give our customers a REDEFINING experience. 

Shafter resident Shane E. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the exterior walls of his home. He also told Saber that the windows and doors in his home were sticking. The attached picture shows one of the sticking doors. Saber's Project Design Specialist conducted a Free Homeowner Inspection. The Foundation of Sanes home was settling. The shifting soils has caused the Foundation to weaken, and subsequently sink. Saber recommended that push Piers be attached to the base of Shane's home Foundation. Saber would pressurize these piers, and lift the Foundation back to it's Consistent Elevation.

Solvang resident Glenn M. contacted Saber regarding cracks that were expanding on his concrete driveway and walkways. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Glenn's home. Voids were expanding under the concrete, that was cracking and sinking. Saber recommended filling the voids with Polyurethane, by using our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection System. Glenn received the Home Inspection Report and our 30 day Quote.