Foundation Wall Failure
As the fieldstone degraded over time, the lack of an adequate footing compromised the wall's ability to distribute loads effectively. This structural deficiency ultimately resulted in wall failure, placing the overall integrity of the home at risk.
Foundation Wall Reoval
Following excavation to expose the footing, the failing foundation wall and existing footing were demolished and removed. Formwork was then set in place, allowing for the installation of a new footing, which was carefully poured and leveled to provide a stable base for reconstruction.
Temporary Jacks Supporting Home During Foundation Wall Rebuild
Throughout the construction of the masonry block foundation wall, temporary jacking systems were utilized to stabilize and support the home, ensuring structural integrity was maintained until the new wall was fully in place.
Masonry Foundation Wall Rebuild
Upon completion, the masonry wall provided the necessary structural support, effectively stabilizing the home.
Bulkhead Installation
The masonry wall installation also incorporated a bulkhead section, providing homeowners with convenient and direct access to the crawl space.
Bulkhead Door Installation
A bulkhead door was installed to provide secure, convenient access to the crawl space while effectively preventing water intrusion.
Foundation Wall Rebuild Backfill
The excavated soil was strategically reused as backfill, ensuring proper compaction and stabilization to safely restore the area.
