Before & After
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Richard & Amelia have a home with a nasty crawlspace and the supports under the floor looked more like a Jenga game than proper supports. Omni Basement Systems installed the Smartjacks and supplemental beam system by Supportworks.
These jacks are fully galvanized to prevent rust. They will properly support the the floor.
DonnaM in Welland has a house with a crawlspace. Donna noticed that the floors were getting out of level and had concerns for the safety of her home. The piers in the house were sinking and were not adjustable.
Keith recommended add SmartJacks by Supportworks. Three Smartjacks were placed under the main beam of the house. The SmartJacks are fully galvanized and cannot rust. They are also fully adjustable in the case that further adjustments are required.
Omni also removed debris and insulation to prepare for sprayfoam that is coming the following week.
Agnes has a home in Welland,On with a nasty crawlspace. The floor support in the home is very poor. The supports were made up of pieces of wood stacked on top of each other. Omni basement Systems replaced the supports with the Smartjacks. The Smartjacks are strong, galvanized steel support jacks that sit on a very large base plate. They are also fully adjustable.
Scott is a repeat customer of omni Basement Systems and they found a crack in the foundation wall. Omni Basement Systems stabilized the foundation by adding Carbon Armor. Carbon Armor is a 7" wide strip of Carbon fiber that is epoxied to the wall. This is 20 times stronger than steel and is easier to work with.
Bob has a house in Niagara Falls, ON, with a large crack in the poured concrete foundation. The crack's size and angle determined that the wall was tipping in and needed to be supported. Along with waterproofing, Omni Basement Systems installed PowerBraces to support the wall. PowerBraces are fully galvanized "I" beams bolted to the footing and then a specially designed bracket by Supportworks connects it to the floor joist system. A large adjustment bolt can be used to put a bowing or tipping wall back in place over time.
