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This porch had settled several inches and the homeowner was ready to restore it back to its original place. Our System Designer, Riley Ethier, and Concrete Foreman, TJ Neal, worked together on the solution and installation that left this homeowner speechless.
An Audrey Lane, Inwood, WV homeowner called Fortress Foundation Solutions about a crawl space encapsulation. They were needing more storage space for a growing family. Their crawl space was dark, damp, musty and hard to access! System designer, Riley Ethier, was happy to meet with them, explain the encapsulation products and provide a free, same-day estimate. Agreeing to this solution, they decided to move forward. Foreman Edgar and his crew were soon onsite installing drainage matting, CleanSpace vapor barrier, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to keep things dry. Now this crawl space is dry and the homeowner can enter the clean and bright area for loads of added storage space!
This sidewalk in Boyce, VA was uneven and dangerous. It was really bad close to a handicap parking spot and in front of the handicap ramp. That could be a big problem and Fortress does not want anyone to injure themselves while tripping over the uneven concrete. Fortress used the PolyLevel Injection method to level this sidewalk and make it safe again.
This church in Boyce Virginia had an uneven sidewalk which was a major fall risk to their members. Fortress Foundation Solutions fixed the problem with our Poly Level explanding foam, which made this a safe place to walk without any danger of tripping!
This property in Boyce had a section of sidewalk that had sunken and was uneven, becoming a tripping hazard.
Our System Designer went out and determined that our PolyLevel Injection System would be able to fix this problem.
The foreman went out and strategically drilled holes in the concrete where injection ports were installed. Polyurethane foam is injected beneath the concrete to fill voids and raise the slab. The holes and control joints are then sealed.