San Bernardino resident Eileen S. contacted Saber regarding sagging floors in her home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a Free Homeowner Inspection. We discovered that the Wood Support Posts in Eileen's home were sliding off of their concrete bases, due to age, and years of earthquakes in Southern California.

Saber's crew reinforeced the Wood Floor Joists, with Steel I beams. Them we installed All Metal Smart Jacks with Gravel Bases.  The Smart Jacks were then Pressurized, which lifted Eileen's floor back to a consistent elevation.

Eileen is pleased with the results, and happy with the clean up, when our crew finished the job.

San Bernardino resident Jorge G. contacted Saber regarding earthquake preparedness on his older home. Saber's Project Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection on Jorge's home. The attached picture is the Crawlspace before the Seizmic Retrofitting Components were installed.

Saber's crew attached Universal Foundation Plates, A35 Framing Angles, and Post Caps. These components combined to greatly strengthen Jorge's Home to it's Foundation.

A homeowner in Desert Hot Springs, had noticed several areas around the property that the walkways had become uneven and cause concern to the homeowner due to the fact that the uneven walkways could result in a trip hazard, which could be a hassle for the homeowner in the long run.  The settlement of the slabs and walkways was mostly due to the soils located beneath the foundation, which had settled and caused voids to form in which the slabs began to sink and the walkways became compromised.   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 slabs and walkways be lifted and raised 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 slabs 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.  The whole process was rather quick and the cure time was just minutes, much less then the time it would have taken had the homeowner chosen to replace the sinking slabs.