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Foundation Repair Photo Album: GeoLock® Wall Support System Stabilizes Failing Foundation In St. Paul, Minnesota

These homeowners in St. Paul, MN reached out to DBS for help repairing the failing foundation of their home. A DBS Design Specialist went to the home and provided a free, no-obligation estimate for the work. The foundation of this home was cracked and shifted over 2" inches in areas. GeoLock™ earth anchors were recommended to permanently stabilize the failing foundation. This system immediately stabilizes and comes with a 25-year warranty. This home was repaired by DBS Foreman Zach Royer and his production crew. This home is now healthy, safe, and comfortable!

GeoLock™ System Installation In St. Paul, Minnesota

The ground was removed to create space for GeoLock™ wall support anchors to be installed. Once installed this will be covered with concrete and will be hidden.

Large Foundation Shift

This home was shifting multiple inches when DBS arrived.

Five GeoLock™ Support Anchors Prepared For Installation

This home needed five GeoLock™ support anchors to permanently stabilize the bowing foundation.

GeoLock™ Installed And Ready For Concrete

This GeoLock™ anchor is connected with a long steel rod to the outside of the home. The two earth plates are then tightened to stabilize a home.

Before Photo - Cracked Foundation

This foundation was failing and getting worse over time. DBS arrived at the right moment to save this house.

GeoLock™ Stabilizes Poured Concrete Walls In St. Paul, Minnesota

GeoLock™ earth anchors stabilize bowing walls in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Before Photo - Severe Cracking

DBS has the solution to failing foundation walls like this one. This home does not have a lower level or crawlspace so GeoLock™ earth anchors were the solution. They utilize the earth under a home to correct bowing and cracking.