Saber Foundation Repair serving Orange, CA

Craig C. of Dana Point, California, noticed cracking in his stucco and drywall.  After researching the issue he found Saber, and called for an estimate.  Shortly after the call, an appointment was set for a Saber's Sales representative to evaluate the property.  The finding was that the home had settlement, the interior evaluations showed a maximum variance of -1.6 inches across the area measured.  So the recommendation was made to underpin the area as well as raise the foundation to support it from any future failure.

Saber  scheduled a crew to go the home and resolve the issue.  The project began by the crew marking out the nine pier locations, once the pier locations were marked the crew began digging to expose the footings of the property.  Once the footings were exposed the equipment, for driving pipe, was set up.  Once the pipe was driven to the proper depth, the brackets were mounted with hardware.

Once the hardware is installed on all the brackets the property is ready for the lift.  The lift was completed and polyurethane was injected for added support.  The cracks that had been formed prior to the stabilization, were traced and epoxied.  Once the lift was complete the holes were back filled and an inspection of the property was completed. 

There is no doubt that now Craig can have piece mind knowing that his property is stable and the value of his property is increased, due to the foundation repair. 

Claire G, of Costa Mesa, California, was experiencing sever concrete settlement at her condo, she had noticed that the walkways had some serious cracks and were uneven, causing tripping hazards.  The walls of her front porch were gapping and separating, making it very unsightly to look at.  She did some research and found that Saber Foundations using the PolyLEVEL™ process was the most effective and affordable way for her problem to be resolved, after contacting the Saber office and getting a Sales Representative to her property to do an evaluation and a free estimate, she was satisfied with the finding and the estimates for repair.  She made an appointment with the office to have a crew come and complete the work on her home.  

The Saber crew was able to get the job done quickly and affordably, using the PolyLEVEL™ process, which is a two part foam that is injected into the ground to form a fill that is strong, yet light weight, waterproof and will not leak chemicals into the soils, because it does not react with soil or water.  The PolyLEVEL™ also cures very quickly, and is adjustable.  By adjusting the density and expansive force of the two-part foam allowing for a wide range of uses.  The equipment used but the Saber crew is not bulky, which allows for easy access to confined places.  

During this process one small hole was cored into the concrete, where the PolyLEVEL™ material was injected.  Once the process was complete Claire, was able to see results immediately, the gapping in the walls were closed and the uneven walkways were level once again.  Claire was very pleased with the results of the PolyLEVEL™ and with the professionalism of the Saber crew.  Now Claire can once again enjoy being on the front porch of her condo.

Are you and your home ready for the next earthquake?  Jerry B from Orange County is.  

Living in a home with a raised foundation Jerry knew the importance of having the sill plate bolted to the foundation stemwall.  Many homes in Orange County were built before the practice of foundation bolting was widely used.

160 linear feet of foundation stemwall was bolted by Saber's certified Crawl Space crew utilizing Simpson Strong Tie seismic plates connecting the wood structure of the home to the concrete foundation.  The seismic upgrade took one day to complete with no disturbance to the interior dwelling or utilities.

After 7 years of owning a home with a pool in Anaheim Lawana watched as her pool deck slowely sank for 3 years due to poor compaction of the subbase soils and errosion from water migration under the pool deck slab.  

This settlement of the pool deck concerned Lawana as her kids running around the deck had to avoid the trip and fall hazard caused by the settlement and misalignment of concrete pannels.

Saber's injected 51 pounds of PolyLEVEL below the affected area to not only raise the suncken slab but also fill any voids in close vacinity stoping water errosion and migration stopping future settlement of other areas of the pool deck.

Bill S homeowner in Costa Mesa called Saber to work hand in hand with the structural engineer to repair and support the pier and beam structure of his raised foundation "Crawl Space" home.

Engineer drawings called out for (4) Smart Jack girder supports as well as the removal and replacement of a failing grider.  The Smart Jack system was chosen for its engineered fill base and capacity of the entire install unit.  

The Smart Jack system is a great  support solution to mitiagate against active clay soils under your home or to replace old and rotten timber supports.

Gustavo G. homeowner in Santa Ana, CA who has had (4) helical piers installed several years ago by Saber.  They are all  still working as intended. Gustavo is remolding and adding an existing structure in which he wanted to use Saber again to stabilize the structure.

The footing on the addition will required (14) new helical piers to stabilize the structure.  These new piers were installed to a depth of 15-20 ft. with  final torque of 10,000 lbs. They will be incased in the concrete footer which will permanently stabilize the addition.  

Gustavo was pleaesed with the work Trevar A and crew performed.  

Chris from Huntington Beach, CA watched as his pool deck slowly separated due to poor compaction of the sub-base soils and erosion from water migration under the pool deck slab.  

This trip and fall hazard caused by the settlement and misalignment of concrete panels of the deck concerned Chris as he loved entertaining guests out by the pool.

Saber solved his problem by injecting 357 units of PolyLEVEL below the affected area to not only raise the sunken slab but to also fill any voids in close vicinity. This would also help in stopping water erosion and migration as well as stopping future settlement of other areas of the pool deck.

Homeowners in West Covina, had noticed several areas in and around their home that were cause for concern.  There were cracks forming in the interior and exterior walls of the home and the doors and windows were becoming difficult to open and close.

The homeowners had received a few bids from other foundation contractors and decided to go with Saber after meeting with the project specialist.  The homeowner was impressed with his professionalism and his overall knowledge of the situation, soon after Saber was contracted and the work began on the home.  The crew had to saw cut and remove some areas of concrete to place the piers in the correct locations around the home for maximum practical recovery.  The concrete was then replaced once the piers had been installed and the home had been lifted.  The homeowners were kept informed of any issues or changes that needed to be made during the process.  Once the piers had been installed and the lift pro formed, the crew then used our PolyLEVEL™ to fill the void underneath the home to prevent any future settlement to occur.  The homeowners no longer see the effects of the settlement; the cracks in the walls have been closed and the doors and windows are no longer hard to open and close.

Homeowners in Diamond Bar, Ca had noticed signs of settlement in and around their propriety.  After doing some research on the web for the best way to resolve their foundation settlement issue, they contracted Saber.  A design specialist from Saber went to the home to do a property evaluation and found that the property did have some underlying soils issues which were causing the home to show the signs of settlement, interior and exterior cracks in the walls and the slab.

 The design specialist proposed to resolve the issue by installing push piers at 11 different locations around the property and to lift and stabilize the property using PolyLEVEL™.  The crew from Saber worked diligently to complete the project.  There were several areas that needed to have concrete removed in order for the piers to be placed at the proper locations.  The concrete was cut out and then the holes were excavated and the piers were installed.  Once all the piers had been installed the home was lifted to maximum practical recovery, and the then PolyLEVEL™ was used to fill the void that had formed under the foundation once the property was raised.  The homeowners no longer see the signs of settlement and know that their property is once again stable and settlement will no longer be an issue. 

Homeowners in San Clemente, California, had noticed some signs of settlement at their home.  They knew that the issue would only get worse so they called on Saber Geotechnical Construction Solutions to assist them with the repairs of their investment.  The home had signs of settlement in the interior walls as well as the exterior of the home.  The design specialist from Saber proposed that the home be stabilized using the push pier system.  In order to place the piers at the right locations along the property concrete needed to be removed to allow for excavating at the foundation footings.  Sixteen locations needed to be excavated and the concrete needed to be cut and removed from those locations. Once the location had been excavated 16 piers were placed, one at each location.  There was also 7 pier locations at the property that needed helical anchor attachments with retrofit brackets for extra stabilization.  The home was then lifted to maximum practical recovery and the homeowner, no longer sees the signs of settlement and has piece of mind knowing that the home is now stabilized. 

A homeowner in San Juan Capistrano had developed some tilted and shifted concrete slabs due to the settling and expansion of the soil and clay that is commonly found in Southern California. The homeowner first thought that the solution would be to demo and re-pour or grind edges which is both expensive and grinding a bit unsightly when the aggregate is exposed.  So after doing some research the homeowner found Saber and the PolyLEVEL™ method, and thought that this was the solution he had been looking for.  He contacted Saber and project specialist was schedule to meet the homeowner at the property to do an evaluation.  The project specialist proper to use the PolyLEVEL™ system to raise the concrete and fix the homeowners problems with the tilted and shifted slabs.  The Saber crew gave an estimate to bring everything level without demolition, and the Saber crew arrived promptly to complete the job. There was  some subsequent shift after a heavy rain and Saber came back out to touch up and they were happy to do it. “Nate and Rick were my technicians and they were professional, cautious and polite.” said the homeowner.  “They respected my property. I highly recommend this company for the residential customer.”  

Homeowners in Costa Mesa, needed to have their foundation repaired.  They did some research and found Saber to be the best option.  The Saber crew arrived at the home in a timely manner and began the project. The first thing that needed to be completed was to remove concrete in four areas of the property to excavate the soils and expose the foundation footings.  Once this process was completed the crew then installed 4 push piers to lift and stabilize the home.  Once the piers had been installed PolyLEVEL™ was injected beneath the homes foundation to further stabilize the property and prevent future settlement.  The home had shown signs of settlement, with cracks forming throughout, the Saber crew then completed the crack stitching of 33 cracks throughout the property.  The Saber crew also used the PolyLEVEL™ around the exterior of the property to lift and raise some un-level walkway slabs that once were trip hazards, with the PolyLEVEL™ injections complete the walkways no longer pose a threat.  The homeowners now have piece of mind knowing that they biggest investment is stabile and no longer has signs of settlement. 

A home in Buena Park, California, was suffering from settlement issues.  The home was showing specific signs of settlement: included cracks in the interior and exterior of the home, doors and windows sticking and cracking in the slab of the homes foundation.  This settlement is due to the shifting soils beneath the homes foundation.  The homeowners needed to have these issues fixed, Saber scheduled a project specialist to evaluate the property, the specialist proposed concrete to be removed and piers to be placed around the property to support the foundation using low profile bracket and also to route, clean and repair slab crack using two component epoxy injection method.  The Saber crew was scheduled to complete the project, once they arrived at the property the crew went straight to work.  Five areas of concrete were cut and removed to excavate the soils and expose the foundations footing.  Then 21 push piers were installed around the properties exterior.  The crew did have to drive some of the piers to an extra depth in order to reach the bedrock or solid soils beneath the foundation, to insure the best stabilization and any future settlement.  Once the piers were installed and the lift was complete, the crew then began the clean up of the areas, and backfilled all of the holes.  The concrete that had been cut out were then re-poured.  The crack that had formed in the slab was then routed and cleaned then injected with a two-component epoxy injection method.  The home no longer has settlement issues and the signs that the homeowners once saw are no longer issues. 

Homeowners in Lake Forest were noticing sloping and bowing of the floors and walls throughout their home.  They knew there was an issue that needed to be addressed.  They researched companies on the Internet, to find a company with integrity and knowledge of the issues that they were experiencing in their home.  Then found Saber to be the best option and immediately called to set an appointment for their free property evaluation.  Based on the investigation performed on the foundation, was recommended that the foundation be supported by means of underpinning in the areas of failure.  In addition to supporting the foundation from further failure, the foundation should also be raised to "maximum practical recovery".  The method of underpinning recommended is to install Push Piers into the soil to the bedrock beneath the foundation.  It was also recommended that a new girder beam be installed and then smart jacks added for more support.  The Saber crew excavated the areas around the footing to place the two recommended push piers.  They then replaced the girder beam and installed adjustable steel Smart Jacks by digging a 24'X24" foundation pit, filling it with compacted crushed rock creating an engineered fill, then they installed a precast foundation base, attached and adjusted two Smart Jacks for proper elevation and load bearing of the supporting floor.  The home no longer shows signs of settlement the sloping and bowing that was once evident is no longer an issue. 

A homeowner in Costa Mesa had contacted Saber regarding the settlement of their home.  The homeowner had noticed that cracks were beginning to form in the interior walls of the home as well as in the homes slab.  A Saber design specialist was scheduled to evaluate the property.  The finding of the evaluation showed that the home did have settlement issues, as suspected.  It was proposed to the homeowner that PolyLEVEL™ be added beneath the homes foundation to add stabilization of the property and to prevent any future settlement.  The homeowner knew that the issues needed to be resolved, Saber was then contracted to repair the foundation.  The Saber crew was scheduled to repair the homes settlement issue.  The Saber crew arrived at the home and went straight to work.  They injected PolyLEVEL™ up to seven feet below the existing slab into the soil for greater bearing capacity and soil stabilization, followed by injection of a closed cell, high density expanding structural polyurethane resin directly beneath the existing slab to attempt lift to maximum practical recovery.  Once the PolyLEVEL™ was injected and set up, the crew needed to repair some of the cracks that had formed in the slab. Crack repair by perpendicular saw cutting of crack and installing steel concrete staples 18"o.c. and a two component epoxy was completed by the crew.  The home is now stabilized from future settlement, and the cracks have been repaired. 

Homeowners in Lake Forest, California had noticed signs of settlement throughout their home; they had large cracks forming in the slab of the foundation and cracks forming around doorframes throughout the home.  The homeowners knew that the issues were significant enough to have someone come out and evaluate the problem.  The homeowners researched many companies in and around the area and found Saber, they scheduled an appointment for and Saber design specialist to come out to their home and evaluate their property.  The finding was that the homeowners did have an underling settlement issue.  This issue is mostly due to the settlement of soils, this type of settlement is due to the expansive soils beneath the homes foundation.  The soils expand and shrink due to the changes in the climate and leave voids, which in turn cause settlement, and that is when the cracking and shifting begins.  It was proposed to have three push piers installed to stabilize and lift the property.  The Homeowners were really impressed with the Saber design and were ready to fix the homes foundation issues.  The Saber crew arrived at the home and went to work, three holes were excavated at the foundations footings and the piers were installed.  Once the piers were installed they were set up for the lift to begin, the lift was completed and then PolyLEVEL™ was injected to fill any voids and prevent future settlement.  Once the PolyLEVEL™ was cured the crew backfilled the holes and started the process of stitching the cracks that had formed in the foundation.  Using a two-component epoxy injection the crew stitched the cracks and the job was complete.  The homeowners can know have piece of mind knowing that their biggest investment is stabilized. 

Saber was contracted to fix the foundation of a home in San Juan Capistrano, California.  The homeowners had noticed signs of settlement throughout the home, from sticking doors and windows to cracks that had formed in the interior and exterior of the home. The homeowners knew the issues would most likely continue to get worse, so they went on a search for the best solutions to fix their home.  They did a lot of research on line and found that the best option for them was Saber Geotechnical Construction Solutions, after reading reviews and contacting the Saber office they knew this is the company they wanted to repair their home.  After the homeowners found Saber they called to set up a property evaluation, the Design Specialist from Saber came to the home and completed a report showing how the problem would be resolved.  once the homeowners signed the proposal the job could be scheduled, the Saber production crew was scheduled to repair the homes foundation.  The crew arrived and began work right away.  They began by excavating hole in five locations in which the helical piers would be placed.  Once the excavation was complete the helical piers were driven into the ground at the foundations footings until it hit bedrock beneath the foundation.  The helical piers were then bracketed and the job was soon complete.  The crews filled the holes and cleaned up the work areas.  The homeowners now have piece of mind knowing that their largest investment is once again stabilized and the signs of settlement are no longer evident. 

In Brea, California, a home was purchased at auction to be remodeled and resold.  Upon the inspection of the home after the new owners received the keys, they found that the home had some settlement issues, and in order to get the home remodeled and resold for market value or above they new owners knew they needed to get the foundation repaired.  The owners who are in the business of buying remodeling and reselling homes have used Saber in the past and knew without a doubt that when they saw what they were up against, knew they would call Saber to repair the foundation issue.  The Saber crew was able to repair the foundation using the four push piers, driven into the ground to bedrock, and then preform a lift of the home to maximum practical recovery.  Once the lift and stabilization was complete the new owners went to work to remodel and resell the home, they knew without Saber they could run into issues during the selling process and that to them was not an option.  The home is now stabilized and the owners are happy to know that they will be making a return on their investment. 

Homeowners in Irvine, California, had notice several areas in and around their home that had caused them concern.  There were cracks forming in the interior and exterior walls of the home, and doors and windows were becoming harder to open and close.  Saber was contracted to repair the issues, and the work began on the home.  The crew began by excavating hole around the property to expose the foundation footings,  to place the piers in the correct locations around the home for maximum practical recovery.  Saber installed eight push piers at the designated pier locations.  The crew then drove the piers to solid bed rock beneath the foundation, for this home the crew had to go extra depth, more so then was proposed to hit that solid ground.   The homeowners were kept informed of any issues or changes that needed to be made during the process.  Once the piers had been installed and the lift preformed the crew then injected PolyLEVEL™ to fill any voids and further stabilize the home.  The holes were then  backfilled at each pier location.  The homeowners no longer see the effect os the settlement, the cracks in the walls have been closed and the doors and windows are no longer hard to open and close.

A home in Anaheim was suffering from settlement issues.  The settlement of the home was mostly due to the soils located beneath the foundation, which had settled and caused voids to form in which the home was compromised.  The home had a formed cracks in walls and around door and window frames.  The homeowner knew it was time to find a fix for the issue, before the damage became worse.  The homeowner called Saber and set an appointment for a Design Specialist to come out and evaluate the property.  The Design Specialist proposed that the home be lifted and stabilized using PolyLEVEL™.  The homeowner was pleased with the proposal and was ready to get started on the project.  The crew from Saber was scheduled to come out and repair the foundation.  The crew began by coring penny sized holes in the foundation slab in the areas that would be lifted and stabilized.  The PolyLEVEL™ was then injected into the holes and the slab began to rise and level, as the cracks began to close throughout the home.  The homes foundation is now repaired and the cracks that had formed are now closed, and the foundation is now stabilized from future settlement.  

Saber was contracted to fix the foundation of a home in San Juan Capistrano, California.  The homeowners had noticed signs of settlement throughout the home, from sticking doors and windows to cracks that had formed in the interior and exterior of the home. The homeowners knew the issues would most likely continue to get worse, so they went on a search for the best solutions to fix their home.  They did a lot of research on line and found that the best option for them was Saber Geotechnical Construction Solutions, after reading reviews and contacting the Saber office they knew this is the company they wanted to repair their home.  After the homeowners found Saber they called to set up a property evaluation, the Design Specialist from Saber came to the home and completed a report showing how the problem would be resolved.  once the homeowners signed the proposal the job could be scheduled, the Saber production crew was scheduled to repair the homes foundation.  The crew arrived and began work right away.  They began by excavating holes in nine locations in which the push piers would be installed.  Once the excavation was complete the push piers were driven into the ground at the foundations footings until it hit bedrock beneath the foundation.  The push piers were then bracketed and the job was soon complete, the crew then added PolyLEVEL™ beneath the foundation to fill any voids and add more stabilization to the home and prevent future settlement.  The crews filled the holes and cleaned up the work areas.  The homeowners now have piece of mind knowing that their largest investment is once again stabilized and the signs of settlement are no longer evident. 

A home in Lake Forest was suffering from sagging floors throughout the home.  The homeowners were concerned with the floors and knew something needed to be done to fix the issue before it became more severe.  The homeowners found Saber and knew it was the right choice for them.  They made the appointment for the design specialist to come to the home and compete a property evaluation.  The specialist proposed that the home needed a new girder beam installed along with SmartJacks to further stabilize the home and lift the sagging floors.  The Saber crew was schedule to repair the foundation.  They removed the old rotted girder beam and replaced it with a new one, they then install SmartJacks in two areas to support the beam and raise the sagging floors.  The SmartJacks were installed and adjusted to raise the beam and support the floors.  The home is now stabilized and the floors that were once sagging are no longer an issue. The homeowner is very pleased with the work completed and would recommend Saber to anyone with foundation issues. 

A homeowner in Orange, had noticed some foundation settlement issues occurring throughout his property.  He knew something needed to be fixed and the sooner the better.  Cracks were forming in the interior and exterior of the home and the doors and windows were becoming hard to open and close.  The homeowner found Saber and scheduled an appointment.  The Crew from Saber was able to fix the foundation by installing three steel push piers which were driven into the ground until they reached solid bedrock below.  The crew first needed to remove 3 areas of concrete to install the piers, once the piers were installed the crew then injected PolyLEVEL to fill any voids and further stabilize the home from future settlement.  The homeowner now has piece of mind knowing his biggest investment is once again stabilized and secured from future settlement.  The issue of the sticking doors and windows is no longer a problem and the cracks that had formed are now closed. 

A homeowner in Yorba Linda was having settlement issues at her property.  She had done extensive research to find the best fix for her.  She found Saber and after ready reviews and testimonials she knew that this was definitely a company she could trust to repair her foundation.  She called to set an appointment with a design specialist, the design specialist came to the property and completed an evaluation.  Because the home was built on a slope the specialist suggested that a crew from Saber come to the property to ins all a test pier to insure the depth that steel pipe would have to be driven into the ground.  The crew was then scheduled to install a test pier to determine the depth.  The pier was installed and it was determined that to properly complete the project the other piers being installed would have to be installed at more of depth then is standard.  The homeowner agreed that for the project to be completed and the foundation repaired to maximum practical recovery that the extra depth was a must.  The crew was then scheduled to compete the project.  The crew installed nine piers around the property as well as helical piers for lateral support.  Once the piers were installed the crew then injected PolyLEVEL to fill any voids and to prevent future soil settlement.   The homeowner was very pleased with the work completed and is happy knowing her investment is know stabilized. 

A home in La Habra, 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, cutting concrete and excavating holes at the proposed (7) 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 lift 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 and the concrete was re-poured. 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.

A homeowner in San Clemente, had noticed settlement issues occurring throughout the property.  The signs of settlement ranged from cracks in the walls of the interior and cracking of the exterior walls to doors and windows not opening and closing properly.  The homeowner knew that these issues needed to be fixed, he did his research and found that Saber was the solution to his problems.  He called upon Saber to repair the homes foundation.  A design specialist from Saber proposed that (11) steel push piers be added around the property to lift and sterilize the home.  There would need to (9) areas of concrete removed to install the piers properly.  A crew was scheduled to complete the project.  The crew from Saber arrived at the home and began their work, first they started the demo to remove the (9) areas of concrete, once the areas of concrete were removed the exaction of the soils began to expose the foundation footing.  The footing were exposed and the piers were installed, during installation of the piers the crew realized that in order to reach the soils soils beneath the foundation the pier needed to be driven deeper than the recommended distance.  Once the piers were al installed the home was lifted to maximum practical recovery and PolyLEVEL™ was injected beneath the foundation to further stabilize the home.  The homeowner no longer has issues opening and closing door in the home and is very satisfied with the work completed at his home. 

Homeowners in San Clemente first discovered their foundation problems when they saw cracks appear in their flooring and drywall. Their cabinets and counters were separating from adjoining walls, too. Opening and shutting doors and windows in their home was becoming difficult. Framing was exposed through multiple cracks in the stucco of the home.

When foreman Kris Smith and his team from Saber arrived, it was apparent that water was saturating the soil around the home, gaining acess through cracks in the foundation. The team reiterated when the project design specialist at the diagnosis of the problem, as time moves onward with unaddressed issues, the structural integrity of their home would be compromised. The homeowners would be unable to sell, rent, or otherwise profit off of their home.

Saber's production team began their work by cutting precisely the brick ribbon and concrete where the support piers would be installed. Helical anchors were then installed after excavating below the foundation. These anchors are crucial to Saber's lateral support system.

After all helical piers were installed under the home, a steel beam was installed below all doors and applicable windows in the home in order to spread surface area so, when lifted, the doors and windows wouldn't be out of alignment. After completing their permanent fix of the homeowners' problem, Saber took the time to lift the home, backfill the soil, and efficiently replace the concrete.

Saber's helical piers were installed into natural soil and bedrock, allowing the team to lift the settled home back to level. This enabled doors and windows to open and close properly again. The customer was intrigued by the process and services, requesting video of the installation be emailed to her when she was away from the premises.

A local restaurant in Fountain Valley researched in a local trade magazine ways that they could fix the trip hazards around their outdoor patio and walkways. They searched online and found that Saber had the best reviews and experience for the job. Upon getting their free inspection and estimate, they signed on for Saber's commercial concrete grinding services. 

In just a few days, with minimal disruption of customer traffic, Saber ground down to level every trip hazard in the restaurant's property. The job proved to be seamless and smooth, much to the happiness of the owner and patrons. Giving this restaurant's walkways a face lift truly made the property look newer and cleaner.

A homeowner in Trabuco Canyon called Saber to see what an effective solution for her sinking slab would be. Her garage door didn't close completely and there were gaps throughout the area. Saber's project design specialist was able to determine that PolyLevel injection below the garage slab would be the most efficient means to solve the problem. 

Saber's PolyLevel crew was dispatched to the homeowner's property to lift the slab. Once the job began, the crew drilled small holes into the slab and as PolyLevel was injected underneath, the level of the concrete was closely monitored until the maximum expected lift was achieved. The holes were then patched with concrete, and the slab was at full load bearing weight in less than an hour.

The customer was impressed with the quickness of the crew's work and was able to close her garage door completely.

A homeowner in Rancho Santa Margarita, Ca. saw a few foundation repair contractors when they first started seeing signs of foundation failure. Once they had the work done by a company, they thought their problems were over. However, a year later, they saw that their floors were cracking and shifting again. The polyurethane that was pumped under their floors and slab was failing. They reached out to Saber to hopefully solve their foundation issues for good.

Saber's project design team went out and determined that not only did the home need some additional poly, but the slab foundation needed stabilizing push piers to permanently stabilize the home. Much of the old poly from the previous company had to come out. It was also determined that an in-ground drainage system needed to be installed to redirect water away from the home and foundation.

Once the production crew came to the home, the project began. The foreman, Curtis Larson, discussed the project with the homeowner and what the end results were expected to be. The customer expressed his need for level floors and closed cracks that had formed in the walls inside and outside of the home. 

Concrete was removed and holes were dug in order to insert the stabilizing piers. There were roots 2-4 inches thick, making the going tough for the team. Once the roots and old foam insert was removed, the crew was successfully able to install the piers. Once the home was lifted and stabilized, the soil under the raised slab was backfilled and compacted. The customer was pleased with the level of lift. 

PolyLevel needed to be injected into the homeowner's kitchen, living room, and main hall area, leveling the areas. Another crew began trenching for the drainage system, PVC pipe, for future water re-direction. Roots were cleared in order to successfully pay the pipe and install the system. The customer was happy to learn that any rain or other water wouldn't compromise the soils around his foundation.

Over the years living in their home, a family in Trabuco Canyon, Ca. noticed cracks in their interior walls and their floors were uneven in some areas. Their backyard patio slab was also cracking in areas. After reading Saber's outstanding online reviews, they called them for a free foundation inspection and estimate.

It was found by Saber's Project Design Specialist that the home's foundation had indeed settled, leaving the home unlevel. It was recommended that hydraulic push piers be installed at certain locations around the house in order to lift the home and prevent further settling. As for their back patio, PolyLevel polyurethane foam was recommended to lift the cracked sunken slab.

Once the production crew was on site, the work began. As brick and other cover were removed in order to dig holes for the piers, the foreman on the job site upgraded the project by adding 2 additional piers. The homeowner was confident that his home was in good hands and would have a permanent fix to his family's problem.

Along with the holes for each pier, a 10X2 foot trench was dug for steel beam supports. The second day saw more trenching as well as the holes dug for the final two piers of the project.  The next day, the homeowner was present for the lifting of his family home. After the home was stabilized, Saber's PolyLevel crew came in and assessed the patio.

A small Poly rig completed 3in. void fill after drilling through grout lines. The injection of the foam went smoothly. All in all, 35 units of PolyLevel was used in the project. After the patio work was complete, both crews worked together to backfill over the piers and clean the job site. 

Overall, the homeowner and his family were pleased with the outcome of the project. Now they could rest assured that their home would stay level and their children would be able to play on their outdoor patio without tripping or catching toys on cracks.

A home in San Juan Capistrano, Ca. previously had foundation work done years prior the current family contacted Saber. Over time, the homeowners had noticed that a few of their doors didn't shut completely square within their frames. There were also many cracks along the interior walls of their home. Their fireplace had begun to separate from their home's walls on the interior of the home, while the chimney was gradually pulling away from the outside wall.

Upon calling Saber and having a free inspection of their home, it was determined that the home needed many stabilizing piers to prevent further settlement of the foundation. At the start of the project, the homeowners walked the whole work area, discussing with the foreman the project ahead. In order to install a few of the piers, the family's 4' concrete walkway needed to be removed. Further into the project, it was found that a previous owner of the home had mud jacking performed under the foundation to support the home. The slurry needed to be removed in order to provide Saber's correct and permanent fix on their home. 

Along with the stabilizing piers, steel beams were installed underneath in order to further support the home. After the project was completed, the crew cleaned their job site and replaced the removed concrete walkway over the installed piers. The homeowners walked the final result of their home's foundation project. They were very glad to finally have their home level, the cracks in walls closed, and the doors line up in their frames.

Over the 4 years that a homeowner and family had been in their San Clemente home, cracks on the exterior and interior walls of the home had been progressively getting longer and larger. The most change could be seen within the past year. The family was worried about further damage. They knew that the problem needed to be remedied as soon as possible.

The husband and wife had budgeted for repairs and contacted Saber to get their home's problem diagnosed and a permanent solution applied. Once Saber's project design specialist performed their inspection, it was agreed that 5 288 Helical Piers installed in key locations around the home, including directly alongside the exterior of the home and out near their back patio, would permanently stabilize the foundation, preventing any further sinking and settlement.

The family was pleased with the results and warranty guarantee. They now look forward to many more years in their newly stabilized home, not worrying about further damage caused by shifting and settling soils.

A man recently purchased a Santa Ana, Ca. home with plans to renovate, 'flip', and sell the home. Upon further inspection at the time of purchase, it was found that the home and the neighboring tennis court on the property had experienced severe settlement and sinking. The homeowner was unaware of exactly what problems had caused the cracks in the interior and exterior walls and stucco of the home since it was built in 1989. The tennis court was found to have sinking slabs, creating poor drainage and trip hazards for anyone looking to buy the home and enjoy the sport.

Upon calling Saber for an inspection and estimate for repairs, the homeowner stressed that he wanted to boost the resale value of the home once all renovations and improvements were made. During their inspection, Saber found that one area of the home itself had settled. It was determined that 12 288 push piers around the compromised area of foundation would prevent further sinking and lift the home to maximum practical recovery. PolyLevel expanding foam beneath the slab for soil stabilization would also aid in the prevention of further sinking.

Each PolyLevel port was spaced 4' apart on the floor of the home and the piers were placed at the base of the foundation's footing, around the perimeter of the sinking area of the home's foundation. PolyLevel was also installed underneath areas of the tennis court through dime-sized ports that were later sealed. The production crew was able to level the court slabs, eliminating trip hazards and areas where water pooled after rain.  

With the leveled tennis court and stabilized area of the home's foundation, the property's chances of being resold with increased value were improved. The homeowner was confident that he could move forward with the home's other renovations and repairs, now that the foundation of the home was secured.

The owner of a home in Laguna Beach had been having crawl space issues for a long time. The home had been built in 1936, and the homeowner had been occupying the home for 12 years when he reached out to Saber. He had been concerned about moisture beneath his house that had been causing allergens and humidity to circulate throughout the upper floors, triggering his asthma. Though there was no mold present at the time, the crawl space emitted a musty and damp odor. There was also a problem with rodents and other pests in the area.

He had received a little professional advice on the topic of crawl space encapsulation but wanted Saber to come to do a complete 90-minute inspection of the crawl space and provide an estimate of repairs. He was also very interested in the energy savings potential and storage space availability that comes with the CleanSpace encapsulation system.

In order to eliminate any further occurrence of moisture and standing water in the crawl space, 690 sq. ft. of CleanSpace drainage matting and liner was required to aid in wicking water from the soils to prevent it from pooling at the surface. The CleanSpace liner, matting, and post wraps were installed to keep allergens out of the air, create a moisture barrier between the home and the soil, as well as dehumidify the crawlspace.

Moist air that enters a vented crawl space will condense on cooler crawl space surfaces, ruining insulation and encouraging mold, mildew/wood decay to spread. Four crawl space vent covers were installed at the Long Beach home in order to protect it from outside temperature and coastal humidity conditions, as well as pests.

The homeowner was very pleased with the final result and looked forward to cleaner air circulation throughout his home as well as the elimination of odors. He was happy that his home now promoted energy conservation and any further damage to insulation and HVAC beneath his home would stop.

A homeowner in Huntington Beach, Ca was seeing symptoms of settling in the home he had lived in since 1987. The home, built in 1976, was experiencing drywall and stucco cracks both inside and outside the home. The homeowner and his wife wanted to build an addition to the home, but needed to level or lift the home's foundation before they could move forward.

Saber's project design specialist used zipline and other readings to determined how far their foundation had settled. Saber found that the couple's home had been experiencing general foundation distress and the present soil conditions promoted settlement that was likely to continue over time.

The homeowner and his wife wanted to remedy the issue with their home as soon as possible, so Saber's production team started soon. They were to install 10 288 Low Profile Push Piers in designated areas around the home to level and attemp to lift the home. Each pier was encased in concrete by a third party, not jeopardizing any warranties on the piers themselves.

At the beginning of the job, landscaping had to be removed from each of the pier locations. Soil was then excavated at each pier location at the bottom of the foundation footing. Along with the installed push piers, 42 units of PolyLevel void filling was installed beneath the footing. Polylevel void fill (210 units) was also inserted beneath the slab foundation to further reinforce the home and stabilize the soil. 

Beneath the home's sliding glass door to their patio a pier couldn't be placed, so a steel beam was installed beneach the jamb, so that there woul dbe no damage to the footing. Once the project was complete, the foreman walked the entire jobsite with the homeowner, asking if he or his wife had any questions. They did not and were happy with the final result of closed drywall cracks and a level home. 

A family living in their home in Dana Point, Ca. for over 20 years had begun to see the advancement of cracks in the exterior walls over the course of the recent year. The husband and wife became worried about foundation settlement and wanted a permanent solution that was done right. 

Saber's project design specialist found the home had been built on soil that had been experiencing shifting and settlement. A plan was made to use push piers to stabilize the home in order to prevent any further settlement over time. The family had no plans on moving or selling the home. The customer was responsible for removing bushes and other landscaping at pier locations as well as remove cabinets and shelving from other areas of stabilization. In order to install the piers, Saber's production crew had to remove concrete at the pier locations.

After the pier installation, Saber's team replaced the concrete over the pier locations and cleaned the job site to customer expectation. The crew's foreman walked the job site with the husband, explaining the work that had been completed. The family was impressed with Saber's dilligence and the effective solution they provided for their beloved home. 

J & M Realty Company contacted Saber in regard to trip hazards at some apartments with cracked sidewalks. Parts of the sidewalks were starting to sink, creating a tripping hazard for their residents.

Project design specialist Gilbert S. did a full evaluation, and offered a solution.

Our crew leveled the sidewalks using cement grinding. The realty company was satisfied with the result and the cleanup.

Laguna Hills resident Janis F contacted Saber regarding a uneven bacthroom floor in her home. Our project design specialist provided a complete evaluation of this home.

Our crew used our state-of-the-art PolyLevel process to level the foundation under the bathroom floor.

Janis was happy with the result and the clean up.

Villa Park resident Mike L called Saber regarding a crack in concrete foundation. Our project design specialist performed an evaluation of the home.

Our crew cut out the cracked portion of the slab and poured and rebarred the new cement. Mike was satisfied with the job and the clean up.

Seal Beach resident Christine H contacted Saber regarding foundation issues, with a home she was selling. Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete evaluation of Christine's home.

Our crew strengthened the foundation by adding five, eight foot armored strips. We also installed five new Smart Jacks. 

These changes were made in two days. Christine was happy with the final result, and the clean up.

Westminster resident Katie P. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the exterior walls of her home. Our Project Design Specialist completed a evaluation of Katie's home.

Out crew installed Push Piers to level the foundation slab.

Katie approved of the completed job and the clean up.

Gordon, from Mt Calvary Luthern Church in Cypress, contacted Saber about some trip hazards with their sidewalk. Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection.

Our crew removed the cracked section of the sidewalk. We then poured new cement. Last of all, we ground the whole sidewalk level.

Gordon was happy with the end result and the clean up.

Ladera Ranch resident Greg Y. contacted Saber in regards to cracks in the walls of his home.

Our crew leveled the foundation of Greg's house by using Push Piers, that are shown in the picture.

Greg Y. was happy with the results and the clean up.

Los Alamitos resident Fatollah T contacted Saber about cracks in his walkways, and walls of his home.

Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection of the home.

Our crew removed and replaced the cracked concrete walkways.  We also filled some voids under the foundation using our PolyLevel process.

Fatollah was happy with the completed work and the clean up.

Silverado resident Art N. contacted Saber because his concrete steps were cracking and seperating from the wall they were attached to. Our Project Design specialist performed a complete inspection of Art's home.

Our Crew used Saber's PolyLevel Injection Process, to raise the steps to their original height, so that they could be reattached to the wall.

Art was satisfied with the completed job and the clean up.

Aliso Viejo resident Noel R. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the exterior wall of his home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a complete evaluation.

Our crew strengthened the sinking foundation of Noel's house by using Push Piers. 

Noel was happy with the completed job and the clean up.

San Juan Capistrano resident Donna contacted Saber regarding cracks that, her and her husband had noticed, next to the fireplace in their home. She stated that they wanted to replace their floor. Our Project Design Specialist performed a Free and complete inspection of Donna's home. The cracking was due to shifting soil that had weakened the Foundation of the home.

Our crew cleared dirt from the home's Crawlspace. They also excavated holes in the cement path next to the home. The debris was removed, The crew then attached Push Piers to the base of the home's Foundation. The attached picture shows a Push Pier that will be installed where the Foundation has weakened.Then the holes were filled and new concrete was poured.

Donna was happy with the end result, and the crew's clean up.

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.

Santa Ana resident Anmarie contacted Saber regarding Seismic Retrofitting her mom's home. The home was built in 1928. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection. This inspection did reveal that the Home's connection to it's Foundation did need to be strengthened.

Saber's crew installed Seismic Retrofitting Components in the home's Crawlspace. These fittings strengthened the bond between the home and its Foundation. The Picture shows two of the Universal Foundation Plates attached to A35 Framing Angles.

Huntington Beach resident Marlette contacted Saber in regards to Sagging Floors in her home. She stated that her home was built in 1958. Marlette also stated that she wanted to update her home for her grandchildren. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Marlette's home.

Saber's crew installed several Seismic Retrofitting components to the Foundation and the Home. These components strengthened the connection between Marlette's Home and it's Foundation. The attached Picture shows the Seismic Retrofitting Universal Foundation Plate attached to the A35 Framing Angle. We then added Smart Jacks, to support the sagging floor joists.

Marlette was pleased with the results and the crew's clean up.

Anaheim resident Bryan contacted Saber regarding a swimming pool that was too unstable to hold water. Bryan told us that the county had inspected the pool. It had cracks that were leaking in the concrete. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete and free homeowner inspection of Bryan's property, Shifting soils were the cause of the cracks in the concrete. Saber also got the required engineering report for Bryan before we started fixing the pool.

Our crew started by removing concrete square areas of the pool deck, excavating holes to the depth of the bottom of the pool. We then attached Foundation Piers to the base of the pool. Next we installed wire cages into the excavated holes. The holes were then filled with concrete. These steps stabilized the pool structure. Bryan could then take the steps to needed to repair the cracks.

Bryan was happy with the result and the clean up.

San Diego resident Angela contacted Saber regarding her home "falling down". There were cracks in the walls, and the windows and doors were jamming. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection at no cost to the Homeowner. The home's foundation was sinking in spots where the soils had shifted. This had weakened the foundation.

Saber's crew Excavated holes next to the sides of the home. We removed extra concrete and debris. The crew then attached Push Piers to the base of the foundation. The attached picture shows a installed Push Pier. This lifted and strengthened the foundation of Angela's home.

Angela was happy and satisfied with the results.

San Diego resident Angela contacted Saber regarding her home "falling down". There were cracks in the walls, and the windows and doors were jamming. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection at no cost to the Homeowner. The home's foundation was sinking in spots where the soils had shifted. This had weakened the foundation.

Saber's crew Excavated holes next to the sides of the home. We removed extra concrete and debris. The crew then attached Push Piers to the base of the foundation. The attached picture shows a installed Push Pier. This lifted and strengthened the foundation of Angela's home.

Angela was happy and satisfied with the results.

Ventura resident Corine contacted Saber regarding Fondation Issues with her home. She was remodeling her home, and had noticed that, there were loose bricks at the base of the chimney, and there was crumbling concrete under the carpet she had removed. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete and Free Homeowner inspection of Corine's home. The soils had shifted under Corine's home. This had created voids, that in turn had caused her home's Foundation to sink. 

Saber's crew brought the foundation to a consistant elevation by using PolyLevel injection under the slab to fill the voids. Next, holes were excavated next to Corine's home. Excess concrete was cut off and disposed of. This made the base of the home foundation flush with the top of the concrete slab. Then Push Piers were attached to lift the outer portion of the slab. The holes were filled in. These steps greatly strengthened the home's foundation, so that Corine could continue with her plan to remodel.

Corine was pleased with the result and the clean up.

Fullerton resident Greg contacted Saber regarding cracking concrete in the home he wanted to sell. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection.The foundation was cracked in the interior and around the exterior edges.

Saber's crew injected PolyLevel under the slab to fill the voids that had formed under the slab. The attached picture shows a Saber crew member injecting PolyLevel.We then attached Foundation Piers to the base of the outside areas of the concrete slab. These two procedures raised the homes slab on the interior, and the outer edges. This also made the elevation of the slab consistant. This solved the issues Greg was having.

George was happy with the results, and was able to put his house on the market.

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.

Anaheim resident Mark contacted Saber regarding cracking in his patio and the outer walls of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Mark's home. Settling, shifting soils had caused voids under the patio and the foundation of the home. The attached picture shows one of the reasons that Mark contacted Saber.

Our crew removed sections of concrete next to Mark's home. Then holes were excavated. Helical Piers and Tiebacks were installed to raise and stabilize the foundation. Our PolyLevel Injection Process injected Polyurethane into the voids, which further strengthened the home's foundation. All Dirt was replaced. concrete debris was disposed of. Last of all, new concrete was poured. All Trip hazards were eliminated and the foundation was strengthened and stabilized.

Mark was happy with the result of the work.

San Juan Capistrano resident Lawrence contacted Saber about a home he had just purchased. The Foundation issues of the home had been revealed by the seller before Lawrence purchased the home. The windows and doors were sticking and there were cracks in the floors. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection of the home.

Saber's crew Excavated holes next to the weakened parts of the Foundation. Then we attached Push Piers to lift the areas of the Foundation that were sinking. This made the Foundation Elevation constant. 

Lawrence was happy with the finished work. The Foundation of one of his biggest investments was now stronger. Saber's Push Pier installations are warrantied for for 25 years.The attached picture is a installed, Foundation strengthening, Push Pier.

Fullerton resident Frank contacted Saber regarding gaps he'd noticed in his home's Foundation in 2009. The Home was built in 2000 and Frank was the original homeowner. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection of Frank's home. Frank had previously tried to fix this issue by jacking up the Foundation, and pouring cement over it, and filling up the hole. This isn't a industry standard way to strengthen a Foundation. The Jack will eventually fail, and it is surrounded by solid cement. This creates a lot of Debris removal to fix. It can also cause the job, to correct this issue, to take longer. A example of this is shown in the attached Picture.

Our Crew removed all of these Jacks and concrete that were done incorrectly. Then we cut the excess concrete off of the Foundation to make the Foundation flush with the home. We then attached Foundation Piers to the base of the Foundation, to strengthen it. These lifted the areas of the Foundation that had sunk. Then we also installed Tiebacks to Stabilize Franks home from side to side. Last of all we filled the holes next to the Foundation correctly.

Frank was happy with the results of the job that was done correctly.

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.

Laguna Beach resident John C. contacted Saber regarding cracked concrete haszards at his rental property. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of John's home. Voids had formed due to shifting soils under the concrete.

Saber's Crew Drilled holes through the concrete and into the voids. Then Polyurethane was injected into the voids using our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process. This process raised the areas of the concrete that had sunk. Last of all, Nexus Plus was applied to fill and seal the cracks. The attached Picture shows what the concrete looks like after our work was done.

John was happy with the result and the clean up that our crew performed.

Anaheim Hills resident Larry C. contacted Saber regarding Trip Hazards in his concrete driveway. He wanted the cracks fixed and to have "peace of mind." Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Larry's home. Voids had formed under the concrete. 

Saber's crew Drilled holes through the slabs that had sunk. Then the voids were filled using Saber's State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process. This lifted the sunken areas of concrete in the driveway.

Larry was happy that the Trip Hazards were eliminated. Larry now has peace of mind. The attached picture shows where the Former Trip Hazard was.

Dana Point resident Brian A. contacted Saber stating that he wanted to sell his home. He wanted to show future buyers that his concrete floors had been fixed correctly. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough and Free Homeowner inspection.

Saber's Crew filled and sealed the cracks in Brian's concrete floor using Nexus Plus. The attached picture shows the end result.

Brian was happy with the finished floors. 

Costa Mesa homeowner Susan A. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home, and sinking concrete walkways. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Susan's home. Voids had formed, caused by shifting soils under the foundation of the home, and the walkways.

Our crew excavated holes next to Susan's home, where the voids had formed. Foundation Piers were installed at the base of the Foundation. Lifting Jacks were then used to pressurize the Piers. This lifted the areas of the Foundation, that had sunk. The attached picture shows the Pier with the air jack attached.The holes were filled in. Then Our crew drilled holes through the concrete slab walkways, and into the voids. Sabers State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process was used to fill the voids. 

Susan was happy that her home and it's walkways, now have constant elevation.

San Juan Capistrano resident Jason B. contacted Saber regarding Foundation issues with a home, that he's recently purchased. He wanted to remodel his home, and had found that the foundation was cracked in several areas. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Jason's home. These inspections are Free to Homeowners. Voids had formed under the Foundation. These voids were weakening the Foundation and causing areas to sink and crack.

Our crew excavated holes next to these areas that were sinking. The crew attached Push Piers to the base of these sinking areas. The attached picture is a installed Push Pier. Then the Piers were pressurized, which Lifted these previously sinking areas back into consistant elevation with the rest of the Foundation. Then Saber used our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process to fill in the voids, that the shifting soils had created. The Piers strengthened, and the PolyLevel stabilized Jason's Foundation.

Jason was happy with the results.

Irvine resident Martha H. contacted Saber regarding her fifty year old home. The inside and outside walls were starting to crack. The doors and windows were also starting to jam. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Martha's home. The soils had moved under the home's foundation. This had created voids, which in turn was making areas of the foundation sink, and crack.

Saber's crew excavated holes next to the home's foundation. We then attached and pressurized Helical Piers to the base of the foundation. This lifted and strengthened the home's foundation. The attached picture shows a installed Helical Pier.

Martha was pleased that the cracks had stopped growing, and that her home's foundation was strengthened. 

Irvine resident Teddie M. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home. The home was built in 1979, and the cracks were spreading. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection of Teddie's home. The Foundation was sinking. Soil movement had created voids and weakened the Foundation. This was causing cracks to spread throughout the walls of Teddie's home.

Our crew excavated holes and trenches next to Teddie's home. Steel I Beams were installed under the Foundation. Then Push Piers were installed to lift the Foundation to a consistant elevation. The attached picture shows Push Piers that have been installed to lift part of the Foundation. Prior to the Job starting, Saber got all needed permits and soils reports.

Teddie was happy that the cracks had stopped spreading, and that the Foundation was greatly strengthened.

Dana Point resident Dave D. contacted Saber regarding cracks in his patio. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete inspection of Dave's home. 

Sabers crew chased the cracks and filled them using the Nexus Pro process. The attached picture shows the finished job. The Nexus Pro is the white material, that is sealing the brick to the concrete trim.

Dave was happy with the result.

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.

Dana Point resident Saim T. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls and driveway of his home. Our Project Design Specialist located voids during the Free Homeowner inspection.

Saber's crew excavated holes next to the Foundation of Saim's home. We then installed Push Piers to the base of the concrete slab. Our crew pressurized the Piers, which lifted the sinking areas of the Foundation. The attached picture shows a installed Push Pier being Pressurized. The Push Piers strengthened and Stabilized the entire Foundation.

Saim was happy with the results.

Huntington Beach resident Donna P. contacted Saber regarding Large cracks in the walls of her home. The attached picture shows one of the exterior cracks in Donna's home. The cracks were growing bigger and Donna was worried about her safety. Her home was built in 1973. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete Free Homeowners inspection. Donna had three other quotes. She decided to have Saber fix her home properly and for the long term.

Our Crew dug holes down to the base of the home's concrete slab Foundation. Then we attached three Push Pier Systems. Our crew Pressurized the Push Piers, thus lifting the sunken areas of the Foundation. The Foundation now has a constistant elevation throughout. The we filled in all holes and poured concrete. Last of all we cleaned up our work areas.

Donna now feels safe. She has peace of mind.

Newport Beach resident Hamid K. contacted Saber regarding cracked exterior walls in his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection. Voids had formed due to shifting soils. This weakened the foundation, causing the wall to crack. The attached picture shows the major crack that Hamid was concerned about.

Sabers crew excavated holes next to the home. We attached Helical Piers to the base of the foundation. Our crew pressurized the Piers, which lifted Hamid's Foundation. This strengthened the foundation and gave it a consistant elevation.

Hamid was satisfied with the results.

San Juan Capistrano resident Gabriel A. contacted Saber regarding cracks in his garage that were getting larger, and obvious sinking in the front corner of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner inspection. There was a void that had formed due to shifting due to shifting soils.

Our crew filled the void using Saber's State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process. This lifted the front corner of Gabriel's home. Then our crew excavated and replaced a badly cracked area in the garage. The attached picture shows the finished garage.

Gabriel was happy with the results.

San Clemente resident John H. contacted Saber regarding his home starting to slide on the hill it was on. Saber's inspection revealed that areas of the Foundation were sinking. This was creating voids that were weakening the Foundation.

Saber's crew excavated holes through a concrete walkway. We attached Helical Tiebacks to Stabilize, and Foundation Piers to Strengthen the Foundation. Then the holes were filled in, and the concrete was replaced.

John now has a home with a solid Foundation, and has Peace of Mind.

Newport Beach resident Doug V. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of his home. The cracks were spreading. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner inspection. Voids had formed under the Foundation, weakening the home's Foundation.

Our crew excavated holes and attached Push Piers to the base of the Foundation. We then lifted the Foundation, where it had sunk, by pressurizing the Push Piers.

The cracks stopped spreading. Doug now has peace of mind.

Foothill Ranch resident Jim B. contacted Saber in regards to cracks in the Foundation of his home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner inspection. Saber recommended attaching Foundation Piers to the base of the Slab, and lifting the areas that were sinking into voids. Jim was given a inspection report and a written quote.

Jamul resident Clark A. contacted Saber regarding cracks in his driveway, that were becoming trip hazards. He mentioned that there was a hollow sound when knocking on the slabs. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner Inspection. Voids had formed under the driveway. This was caused by shifting soils. We quoted our State-of-the-Art PolyLevel Injection Process to fix this issue. Clark received a written inspection report and a 30 day quote.

La Palma resident Linda W. contacted Saber regarding cracks that were growing Larger between her home and it's foundation. Saber's project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner Inspection. Voids had formed under the foundation. Areas of the the foundation were sinking into these voids, causing the walls and the foundation to crack. Saber recommended attaching Push Piers to the foundation, and filling the voids with Polyurethane. The homeowner got a copy of the inspection report and a written 30 day quote.

Laguna Woods resident Antoinette B. contacted Saber regarding small cracks in the walls of her home. Sabers Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner inspection. Shifting soils had caused voids beneath the home foundation. We recommended filling the voids with Polyurethane, using Sabers PolyLevel Injection Process. We also recommended using the Nexus Plus Process to fill and seal the cracks. Antoinette received a copy of the Home Inspection Report, and our 30 day quote.

Midway City resident Joyce T. contacted Saber regarding badly cracked concrete on the driveway of her home. The concrete was cracked to badly to repair. Saber recommended concrete excavation and replacement. Joyce was given a copy of Saber's Inspection Report and a 30 day quote.

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.

Stanton resident Mark S. contacted Saber regarding getting a quote for Seismic Retrofitting the Crawlspace of his home.

Our Project Design Specialist inspected the home and it's Crawlspace. The support posts and home's attachment to the foundation was still solid. We did quote Seismic Retrofitting. Mark received a copy of the Home Inspaction Report.

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.

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.

Fullerton resident Cecilia S. contacted Saber regarding Seismic Retrofitting her home. Our Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner Inspection of the Crawlspace in Cecilia's home.

Our crew installed Universal Foundation Plates (pictured), A35 Framing Angles, and Post Caps to strengthen the connections between Cecilia's Home and Foundation. This also Strengthened the connection of the Support Posts on both ends.

San Clemente resident John H. contacted Saber regarding cracks, that were spreading through the walls of his home. Our Project Design Specialist Performed a Free, Detailed Homeowner Inspection. The Foundation was sinking. The stress was causing John's walls to crack.

Our Crew excavated holes and attached Helical Piers to the Base of the Foundation. See attached picture. These Piers were then Pressurized, which Lifted, and Strengthened the Foundation. Then we Filled in the Voids, under the Foundation, with Polyutethane. This stopped the Voids from Expanding, and Stabilized the Foundation.

Fullerton resident Peter G. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the Foundation of his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free three hour Homeowner Inspection. There were Voids under the Foundation. These Voids were causing the Foundation to sink and crack. The floors were sagging due to failing Support Posts in the Crawlspace. After years of Earthquakes, Peter's Home was starting to slide on it's Foundation.

Our crew excavated holes. We then attached and Pressurized Push Piers to the Base of the Foundation. See the attached picture. This Lifted and Strengthened the Foundation. The Voids were then Filled with Polyurethane to Stabilize the Foundation. Universal Foundation Plates and A35 Framing Angles were attached to Peter's Home and Foundation. These Seismic Retrofit Components strengthen the connection between the Home and It's Foundations. I Beams were then placed under the Floor Joists. These I Beams were then lifted and Held in Place by all metal Smart Jacks. This eliminated the Sagging Floors.

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.

Huntington Beach resident Beverly W. contacted Saber regarding Cracked Walkways and Driveway at her home. Please see the attached picture. Saber's Project Design Specialist determined, that these Trip hazards could be fixed with Concrete Grinding.

Tree and Bush roots were removed, and some on the Concrete was replaced. The rest of the Concrete was ground down to a Consistent Elevation. All Trip Hazards were Eliminated.

San Clemente resident Kristy P. contacted Saber regarding Cracks in the Walls of her Home. See attached Picture.The Doors and Windows also weren't operating correctly. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free and Thorough Home inspection for the Homeowner. Voids have formed under the Foundation, caused by Shifting Soils.

Saber recommended attaching Push Piers to Lift and Strengthen the Foundation. This will also give the entire Foundation a Consistent Elevation. We also recommended Filling the Voids with Polyurethane, to stop the Voids from Expanding, and Stabilize the Foundation. Kristy was given Saber's Home Inspection Report, and a Quote, that is valid for 30 days.

San Clemente resident Todd E. contacted Saber regarding Loose tiles in his home. Under the Tiles, the Concrete Slab Foundation had a large Crack. Saber's Project Design Speciailst performed a Complete Homeowner Inspection. This Large Crack, in the Foundation, went through the entire Foundation Slab, through the Patio, and up the Length of the Block wall in the Backyard. See attached Picture.

Saber Suggested Filling this Void, to stop it from Expanding any further. This would also Stabilize everything.We also Quoted Helical Tiebacks to Strengthen the Block Wall. Last of all we recommended attaching Foundation Piers to the Home's Foundation, to Lift, Strengthen, and give it Consistent Elevation.

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.

Orange resident Kenneth K. contacted Saber regarding Cracks that had formed and Become Trip Hazards in the Driveway. See the attached picture. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Complete and Free Homeowner inspection. Voids were located under the Foundation and the Driveway.

Saber's crew attached Push Piers to the Foundation. We then Pressurized the Piers. This lifted and Strengthened the Foundation. We then filled the Voids with Polyurethane. This Sabilized the Home's Foundation, and the Driveway.

La Habra residents Luke amd Megan J. contacted Saber regarding upgrading the California Building Code for Earthquakes.

Saber's crew attached Universal Foundation Plates (see attached picture), A35 Framing Angles, and Post Caps in the Home's Crawlspace. 

The Homeowners now have Peace of Mind.

Newport Beach resident Kevin W. contacted Saber regarding Cracking Concrete Drainage Channels, and Cracking Exterior Walls. See the attached Picture. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Thorough Home Inspection. Soils have Shifted under the Foundation, causing the Home to settle and Voids to form.

Sabers crew excavated Holes next to the Sinking Foundation. Then Push Piers were attached to the Foundation and Pressurized. This lifted the Foundation to a Consistent Elevation. Voids were then Filled with Polyurethane, thus Stabilizing the Foundation.

East Los Angeles Homeowner Albi L. contacted Saber regarding Cracking Walls and Doors and Windows that aren't functioning Properly. Voids have Formed under the Foundation. The Foundation is sinking. The Home is Sliding on it's Foundation.

Saber's crew attached Push Piers to the Foundation to Lift and Strengthen it. We also filled the Voids with Polyurethane. This Stabilized the Foundation. Last of all, we attached Seismic Retrofitting Componets to Strengthen the Connection between the Home and it's Foundation. See the attached picture of a Universal Foundation Plate.

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. 

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.

San Juan Capistrano resident Chris L. contacted Saber regarding Cracked Walls in his home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a complete Home Inspection. Voids were located under the Sinking Foundation. These Voids were causing the walls to Crack.

Our crew excavated Holes where the Foundation was sinking. We then attached and Pressurized Push Piers. This Lifted the Foundation back to a Consistent Elevation. Then the Voids were filled with Polyurethane to Stabilize the Foundation.

Mission Viejo resident Jim W. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of his home, and the difficulty he was having opening and closing the the French Doors to his back patio. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough Home Inspection. Soils had shifted under Jim's home Foundation. This had created Voids, which the Foundation was sinking in to. This had weakened the Foundation, causing it to crack.

Saber's crew excavated holes next to the Voids. We then attached Push Piers to The Foundation. We Pressurized the Piers. See the attached pictures. This lifted the sinking areas back to a Consistent Elevation. This Strengthened the Foundation. Then we Filled the Voids with Polyurethane, which Stabilized the Foundation. This also stopped the Voids from any further expansion.

Yorba Linda resident Fran S. contacted Saber regarding cracks in the walls of her home. Saber Found Voids under the Foundation, that were causing it to sink.

Our Crew attached Push Piers to the Foundation. Once Pressurized, the Piers lifted and Strengthened the Foundation. We then used Polyurethane to fill the Voids, which Stabilized the Foundation.

Laguna Hills resident Norm D. contacted Saber because he was having issues with his foundation. Saber design specialist Daniel G. took measurements and realized that the footing of the home has dropped and is now causing damage. 

Saber Production Manager, Curtis L., and crew arrived at the job on time and ready to work. The crew began by digging the holes around the house for pier placement. Then they installed the Push Piers to secure the foundation of the house. Norm was very happy with the work performed by Curtis and his crew. He left a great review. 

Project Design Specialist and real estate veteran Ken F. was asked to perform an evaluation of the Fullerton home of Stacey H. 
Ken helps homeowners and homebuyers by providing a thorough evaluation of a home's foundation before a home is sold or purchased. He assessed that her home required stabilization of the floor support system. She had this to say about her experience with Ken and Saber: "Ken was great! He explained everything very thoroughly and answered all our questions. Thank you Ken! " 

Potential homebuyer Steve M. asked Saber to evaluate a Santa Ana home that he was looking to purchase. Project Design Specialist Ken F. did a thorough assessment of the property and discovered various degrees of settlement sinkage, with one area being over 3" lower. Ken recommended as a permanent solution: the installation of push piers to stabilize the foundation and prevent further settlement. No one wants to live on a sinking foundation! Steve appreciated Ken's WOW! customer service. He wrote, "Great service...prompt, professional, thorough."

Irvine homeowner Judy M. had a corner of her home sloping downward which is a sign of foundation settlement. Project Design Specialist Paul D. recommended the installation of four push piers to permanently stabilize the corner. Foreman Chris R. and his crew worked on the project. Judy writes, "The service technician was very polite, knowledgeable, and told us what each step was going to be. He sent me a video to watch so we could understand the process better." They were very happy with the result. As far as the cleanup, Judy writes, " We were not surprised the areas were cleaned so well, everything to that point had been great, so we didn't expect anything less. My husband came to me and said, "Did you see how clean they left it?" Saber is committed to providing WOW! service from the beginning to the end of our projects.  

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Homeowner Erin K. has an older home in Santa Ana that was built in the mid-1940s. Because earthquakes in Southern California are relatively common, Erin wanted to invest in retrofitting her home to bring back value to her property. Erin has lived in her home for 22 years and now is at the age where her home is too big for her to maintain alone. She wishes to sell her home and move into a smaller one that is more manageable for her. 7 years ago, she started noticing issues with her door and window frames. They were starting to become more difficult to close. This is because she had some serious foundation cracks throughout her crawl space. The cracks now caused the home’s structural strength to dwindle and now her floors are also sagging. Having these foundation problems can greatly devalue a home by a significant amount. Project Design Specialist Steven O. was called in to do Erin’s evaluation. Erin was very happy with the evaluation and decided to move forward with the project. Bryan and his team arrived and installed 17 new posts that are equipped with pads and caps. A 70ft supplemental beam, 10 smart jacks, and 7 foundation wall straps. After the job was completed, Erin was overjoyed that her home is now structurally stable and was able to maintain her home value. She can now sell her home without compromising on the value of her home.

Andrew P and his wife’s home had major crawl space issues in North Tustin. They plan on staying in the home for many more years to come. However, over the years they have been constantly fixing the sticking doors and windows along with their cracked walls. Andrew was fed up with the constant costs and wanted to get to the bottom of the issue. Literally! The cause of their issues was in their crawl space at the bottom of their house. They had unsupported beams as well as poorly installed ones. To fix their issues in their crawl space Andrew wanted to make sure the next company he hired had a great reputation and were competent to properly fix their problems. When he found Saber, he knew he made the right decision. Our project design specialist Brian N. found several unsupported posts, a hole in their foundation, found there were a need for a supplemental beam to better support their floor, and areas that were in desperate need of some foundation anchors and A35 framing angle supports. Bryan A. and his crew arrived after the inspection for the installation. Bryan and his crew installed two of the new 350 SmartJacks, an eight-foot galvanized steel supplemental beam, replace 4 of the failing post with new wood posts with caps for extra stability, the needed foundation anchors and A35s, ten foundation wall straps, and lastly repaired the hold in their foundation. Andrew and his wife can now continue living in their home know that it’s solid, safe, and functioning as it supposed to be. 

Homeowners Robert and Tania K. have lived in their late 1970s home for nearly three years. Roughly near a year ago, they noticed a problem with their pool’s concrete. It started to have slabs of concrete settling throughout the pool deck. Robert said, “We started noticing about a year ago. Since then, it’s only got worse and worse! We don’t want this to get any worse and want a reputable company to fix it.” Our Project Design Specialist Curtis found that the family needed 135 feet of old sealant removed, 65 feet of NexusPro for the joints, another 55 feet of nexus pro to repair the cracks, and 1110 square feet of the concrete protection system. PolyLevel specialist Scott L and his crew took on the project which took two days to complete. Robert and his wife Tania fixed their pool just in time for summer and they could have been any happier!

Homeowner Greg H. in San Clemente received our PolyLevel solution. Greg’s late 1940s home had a big issue with the settling concrete around his home. He starting noticing his concrete stairs settling a couple of weeks before contacting Saber. Since he noticed the problem, the settling was slowly getting worse. Greg and his wife want to get this problem fixed as soon as possible because they want to install slate tiles on their walkway. However, they both know if they don’t fix their settling concrete it will only cause more problems. Project Design Specialist Richard E. evaluated the issues of the couple and found that there was around an inch of settlement and that the best solution would be a PolyLevel injection. Greg and his wife agreed to move forward with the project that was led by Scott L. Scott and his crew installed the Concrete Protection System and 15 lbs. of PolyLevel with 16 ft. of Nexus Pro sealant. After the installation, Greg and his wife were extremely happy with the final results. Now they can move forward with their home renovation with our any worries of issues appearing down the road. 

Shirley S. contacted Saber Foundation concerning her 1960s-built home in Anaheim, CA. After residing there for eight years, she began noticing concerning cracks in her back patio over the past year, which were progressively worsening. Though not her permanent residence, Shirley aimed to ensure the property was in good condition for a potential sale, having started exploring other housing options. She faced a dilemma: either rip out the concrete or opt for professional concrete patio repair. Getting it right the first time was crucial to her decision.

The expanding cracks in the patio were a significant concern, prompting Shirley to seek a solution before it worsened further. Seeking guidance on concrete crack repair and whether to replace or repair the concrete, Saber Foundation promptly dispatched a design specialist to assess Shirley's home in Anaheim. The evaluation revealed not only sinking but also lifting in various sections of the property. Understanding Shirley's need for a lasting solution, the design specialist proposed lifting and leveling the concrete patio. Shirley confidently chose Saber Foundation to address her concrete patio repair needs.

In just a single day, Saber's construction crew efficiently resolved Shirley's concerns. They utilized advanced PolyLEVEL technology to expertly lift and level the concrete, rectifying the unevenness that marred the patio. To ensure durability and prevent future issues, all treated area joints were meticulously sealed using NexusPro, an industry-leading joint sealant. By tackling sinking and lifting concerns with precision and utilizing top-notch products, Saber Foundation provided Shirley with a reliable and long-lasting solution for her home's concrete problems. As a trusted concrete repair contractor in Anaheim, Saber Foundation ensured Shirley's peace of mind regarding her property's condition for future sale or transition.

Jackie, a homeowner in Anaheim, contacted us concerned about a substantial foundation crack revealed during tile removal. Prioritizing the installation of new flooring, she sought immediate attention for the crack. Having encountered multiple issues since moving in a year ago, including a troubling leak, she worried about potential underlying problems.

Our team conducted a thorough foundation inspection, revealing settling issues over time. To resolve this, we proposed a solution for settlement repair. Our foundation contractor arrived and executed the recommended method: Composite Crack Stitching. This involved sawing non-parallel lines along the crack, inserting carbon fiber laminate, filling it with a sturdy 2-part poly, and meticulously smoothing the surface. The process included thorough cleanup to ensure a comprehensive foundation crack repair.

After completion, Jackie felt confident proceeding with her new flooring, knowing the foundation crack was expertly addressed.

Paul had lived in his Santa Ana home for over 13 years and had noticed a crack in his pool deck foundation that was gradually worsening. He knew the hazards of concrete pool deck cracks could lead to structural erosion and costly repairs. Determined to find a solution, Paul discovered Saber Foundation Repair, a reputable concrete leveling company specializing in fixing sunken concrete.

Realizing the implications of the crack, Paul contacted Saber, whose design specialist promptly inspected the area. The assessment revealed settling soil beneath the concrete deck. Saber's construction crew utilized Polylevel to efficiently level multiple areas around the pool, ensuring a stable and even surface.

Thanks to Saber's expertise in concrete lifting and leveling, Paul was relieved that the issue was addressed comprehensively. Confident in the quality of the repair work, he's now assured of a secure and stable pool deck for the long term.

Frank B. noticed troubling slab cracks in his Santa Ana home's drywall and tile floor, which had gradually worsened over the years. Concerned about the spreading issues of lifting and sinking concrete on his patio, he hesitated to renovate his home until addressing the root cause. Seeking a solution, Frank reached out to Saber Foundation Repair, a trusted foundation repair company specializing in structural foundation concerns and concrete patio leveling.

Understanding the importance of resolving the underlying problem, Frank promptly scheduled a home inspection with Saber's expert. Upon a thorough review, the inspector identified a foundation problem causing the damage.

Saber's crew swiftly tackled Frank's foundation issues by installing Push Piers to reinforce and support him home foundation. Additionally, they strategically placed a galvanized steel beam beneath the concrete footing for added reinforcement. Saber effectively lifted the sinking concrete using PolyLevel, ensuring a stable surface.

Frank was relieved to have chosen Saber for their expertise in addressing foundation problems. With the structural foundation repaired, he can now confidently move forward with his plans to upgrade his home, knowing that it stands on a solid and reliable foundation.

Robert R. had cherished his Santa Ana property for over 25 years and decided it was time to sell. He spotted a sizable crack in his garage floor three years ago was concerned, especially as it continued to grow. Seeking guidance on a quality repair, he turned to Saber Foundation Repair, known as an expert concrete leveling contractor specializing in resolving sunken concrete issues.

Saber's design specialist meticulously examined the property and recommended a solution to lift and level the affected area. Saber's construction crew used Polylevel to skillfully level the sunken concrete, providing a lasting fix.

Relieved and reassured by Saber's expertise, Robert was glad he could continue with selling his home, confident that the crack was properly addressed, thanks to the reliable workmanship of Saber Foundation Repair.

Stephanie, a homeowner in Newport Beach, decided to rent out her home and undertook a thorough inspection before welcoming new tenants. Discovering signs of rodents, she diligently engaged pest control on a weekly basis. However, the crawl space was becoming increasingly wet, leading her to suspect a plumbing issue. To her surprise, the plumber ruled out plumbing problems.

Noticing mold, wood deterioration, a musty smell, and the persistent rodent issue, Stephanie was at a loss on how to address the crawl space problems. A desperate attempt with another company resulted in high electrical costs but failed to resolve the issue, as the crawl space flooded again with the first rain.

In a quest for a solution, Stephanie's husband turned to online research and stumbled upon Supportworks, which offered an encapsulation system to tackle moisture issues. Saber, the only local company utilizing this system, was contacted for assistance.

The CleanSpace® Crawl Space Encapsulation System proved effective in providing moisture control for Stephanie's crawl space. The encapsulation process involved lining the crawl space floor and walls with a reinforced polyethylene vapor barrier, creating a dry buffer against ground moisture.

After the encapsulation, Stephanie experienced relief and peace of mind. When the next rain arrived, she called Saber to review their work, finding the encapsulation still intact and the crawl space dry as ever. Thanks to Saber's expertise and the innovative solution, Stephanie could finally put her crawl space troubles behind her.