This system works great on poured or block concrete walls.
🌊 Our specialty
The gorilla wall brace is one of our specialties at Basement Water Controrlled.
🏠 Minimal obstruction
The gorilla braces are excellent choices for those looking to not only fix their basement walls for safety, but also for those looking to use their basement in the future.
Fix option #2
Carbon Fiber Wall Supports
🌟 Great option for stabilization
Another option for foundation stabilization is carbon fiber wall supports. These can be used on foundations that are starting to bow or crack.
Carbon fiber wall supports do not move the foundation but will stabilize it to keep it from moving any further.
Option #3
Wall Anchor System
🌟 Unique system
On some occasions we will also go with the wall anchor system.
🌊 Tested & proven
This is a proven wall anchor system, similar to what has been used on highline poles, telephone poles and road guards for over 70 years.
🏠 Dug in the ground
The anchor works by digging it into the ground.
Are Your Basement Walls Bowing?
Bowing walls are walls that lean because of a weakened foundation structure. Oftentimes you will see cracks in the wall, but the leaning begins well before any noticeable cracks.
Bowing basement walls are oftentimes caused by hydrostatic pressure that builds up around the house. Once the pressure gets too high, it has no where else to expand except into your house. This puts pressure on the walls and causes them to cave in.
The most common cause of buckling walls in basements is hydrostatic pressure. This happens when water saturates the soil surrounding your home's foundation and puts pressure on the walls.
Which buckling wall solution do I need?
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Which buckling wall repair method you need depends on how far the wall is leaning. We have a variety of solutions which cover many scenarios of buckling walls.
Are buckling walls dangerous?
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It's easy for a basement waterproofing and foundation repair company to talk about how dangerous basement issues can be. But it can't be overstated how dangerous a buckling wall can be to your home. Unstructured walls bring true risk of a collapse, and the do not correct themselves.
Will waterproofing my basement fix this issue?
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Installing an interior or exterior waterproofing system or even fixing the grade of your yard could help stop the bleeding. However, once a wall starts buckling, it needs to be repaired or stabilized in order to mitigate the risk of a disaster happening. So no, waterproofing your basement will not automatically fix your buckling or bowing wall.