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Wall repair system
Foundation wall repair with the Power Beam system in Montreal, Laval, and throughout Quebec. A reliable interior solution to stabilize bowing, warped, or cracked basement walls. Excavation-free installation, resulting in strong and durable results
If your walls are starting to bow, lean or tilt inward, it may indicate a foundation problem. The most common reasons are as follows: A bowing wall is often a sign that the soil under your home is unstable, it may sink and exert uneven pressure on your home's foundation, which can lead to a tilt of the foundation walls. When the ground freezes, it can create pockets of air or water, which puts pressure on the foundation walls. This pressure can cause cracks or a tilt of the foundation walls. Aging, foundations can deteriorate over time, which can lead to a tilt of the foundation walls.
Sous-Sol Confort guarantees you the best foundation repair solution by offering you a high-end service. You can be assured that you will get a quality, safe, and guaranteed repair for your foundation. We offer complete repair solutions in Quebec, Laval, Montreal, and surrounding areas of Quebec. Call us today to get an inspection.
There are two methods for foundation consolidation. Sous Sol Confort proposes the most effective and least expensive solution for walls that have a tilt of less than 3 inches is the carbon fiber reinforcement system. For walls that have a tilt of 3 inches or more, the ideal solution is the Power Beam support device.
Benefits of our Power Beam Support / Carbon Fiber System:
- The strongest wall repair system available
- Easily concealed during finishing of your basement
- No deterioration or movement
- No loss of valuable living space
- Immediate stabilization and results
- No heavy equipment required
- No costly damage to your exterior landscaping
- Most work completed in one day
- Cost-effective solution, installation occurs inside the foundation
- Can be installed at any time of the year
- Ensures your walls will not tilt or bow
Before and After
Foundation Wall Stabilization in Île Bizard, QC
The problem:
Mr. Charlevoix called upon Sous Sol Confort for an assessment of his basement, due to a bowing concrete block wall with horizontal cracks and tilting forward.
The solution:
After assessing Mr. Charlevoix's foundation problem, our specialist recommended the most effective solution: reinforcing the wall with Power Beams to straighten and stabilize it. The steel beams were customized to the height of the basement wall, attached to the floor joists at the top, and anchored to the floor at the bottom. This system can be tightened to straighten the wall.
Today, Mr. Charlevoix is delighted to enjoy a home with stabilized foundation walls, without worrying about structural issues.
Foundation Repair and Basement Waterproofing in Deux-Montagnes, QC
The problem:
This basement showed significant settlement of the block foundation walls, with visible cracks and structural shifting. Water infiltration was also present, caused by hydrostatic pressure under the slab, leading to moisture, odors, and mold risks.
The solution:
To guarantee the longevity of your property, our team proceeded to correct the structural settlement by installing Power Beam reinforcement beams, while performing exterior excavation to allow for the application of a waterproofing membrane and the upgrading of the French drain. This approach is completed by the installation of an interior sealing system, ensuring a perfectly stabilized foundation and bidirectional protection against humidity for a dry, secure basement that is ready to be finished.
Why choose Sous-Sol Confort in Deux-Montagnes? As seasoned specialists in excavation and drainage, we offer complete and durable solutions, specifically adapted to Quebec's rigorous geological conditions, for superior quality work that is fully guaranteed.
Case Studies
Foundation Repair and Waterproofing in Deux-Montagnes, QC
A homeowner in Deux-Montagnes contacted us due to significant water infiltration issues in the basement, combined with signs of settlement and weakening of the foundation walls. The situation was compromising not only the comfort of the building but also its long-term durability.
