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Concrete walls become stressed when soil expansion (hydrostatic pressure) places tremendous force against basement or crawl space walls. Bowing walls should be fixed as soon as possible - when cracks appear, structural integrity is compromised. This problem must be addressed quickly to avoid the expense of wall replacement or the possibility of total structural failure. Correcting bowed walls is one essential part of foundation repair. Our proven solution for your bowed, bulging or leaning basement wall is the Drive Rite TM Helical Tieback system. This widely used system will stabilize walls in both residential and civil construction projects. The anchor goes deep into the earth and attaches to a plate on your basement wall. Tightened a little at a time, it will stabilize your wall and return it to it's original position.
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The work done on the exterior drain tile system to prevent water from seeping into our basement was very good....we are satisfied with your teams experience and Scott really explained what we could expect thru the process. The reason we selected PEP Waterproofing was your waterproofing system with the two perforated drains is great---no one else offered that option. It is nice to have a dry basement and not to have to mop up everytime it rains. Keith C. - Jefferson City, Missouri 65109 |


Power Brace
The Patented PowerBrace Brackets have revolutionized the use of steel I-beams to reinforce a bowing basement wall. I-beams have been used to reinforce bowing walls for decades but the with the help of the PowerBrace Brackets steel I-beams are the most reliable wall bracing system available. Unlike wall anchor systems that rely on the moving soil to stabilize a foundation wall, the PowerBrace utilizes the strength of the concrete floor and the floor joist to stabilize the wall.
The bottom bracket of the PowerBrace simply uses two concrete anchors to hold the I-beam in place against the bottom of the foundation wall. The PowerBrace top bracket fastens in the floor joist and when a constant pressure is kept on the bracket the beam will slowly move the wall back to its original position with out any exterior excavation, except in extreme situations. Since the PowerBrace has contact with the wall from the basement floor up to the floor joist, the PowerBrace will eliminate the possibility of wall shear. PowerBrace is the most Reliable and most Cost Effective product to use on a cracked or bowed foundation wall.



