Fortress Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

Anthony P. of Charlottesville, VA had a crack in his basement that had been leaking for several years. Recently more and more water was coming in after each rain. Anthony decided to call Fortress Foundation Solutions. Our System Designer Sonny Kingsbury, was able to quickly diagnose the problem and provide the solution - a FlexiSpan. This flexible sealant will never dry or crack and flexes to the natural movement of the foundation wall, ensuring a completely waterproofed seal. Technician Jarrett Rowland was soon onsite installing a FlexiSpan. Now this basement wall crack is sealed up and there's no more leaking!

This customer called Fortress Foundation Solutions with extensive water damage from a leaky basement. To solve this issue, Fortress installed a WaterGuard with a SuperSump Plus System.

This homeowner came to Fortress Foundation Solutions with severe water damage from repeated flooding.The damage was so extensive that the homeowner could not safely walk down their basement stairs. The Fortress Team solved this issue by installing a full perimeter WaterGuard with a TripleSafe Sump System. We also installed CleanSpace Wall Liner and a TrenchLock system to help release radon gas. Finally, we replaced the stairs so the basement would be safe to go into.

This homeowner located in Charlottesville, VA contacted Fortress Foundation Solutions because they were receiving water in their crawl space, causing their floor joists to rot. The floors in their home had started to sag, so Fortress recommended that we install our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier along with our SmartJack Crawl Space Support System. 

SmartJacks provide solid support for sagging and undersized beams, restoring stability and straightness to sagging floor joists in a crawl space. Our crawl space repair system will ensure that your home has a stable crawl space that won't sink or sag.

This front porch in Charlottesville, VA was cracked and uneven from house settlement. Fortress solved this issue by using the PolyLevel Injection method to level this front porch.