Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Anna B. of Conway, AR had been living with a serious concern—a large interior wall crack that kept growing as her foundation settled. Along with the visible damage, doors stopped shutting properly, and the structural issues threatened to worsen if left untreated. Like many homeowners in Central Arkansas, Anna faced both water drainage problems and shifting soil beneath her home.

To solve the problem, our team created a comprehensive repair plan. We first installed downspout extensions to direct water away from the home, helping stop future washout. Then we installed 13 push piers to lift and permanently stabilize the foundation, followed by PolyLevel® foam injections to fill voids created during the lifting process. This three-step method provided deep stabilization and long-term protection.

The results were dramatic. The large interior wall crack that had worried Anna closed completely, restoring the strength and appearance of her home. Doors that once stuck now opened smoothly, and the entire structure was secured against future settlement. Anna was thrilled with the transformation, and her home now stands strong for years to come.

Call to Action: If you see cracks forming in your walls or doors that won’t close, don’t wait until the damage gets worse. Contact us today for a free foundation inspection in Conway, AR and let our proven Push Pier and PolyLevel® solutions restore your home.

Kris A. of Little Rock, AR noticed a troubling shift in his front concrete steps. Once slightly off-level by just two inches, the steps had now sunk to a dangerous four-inch drop, creating both a safety hazard and an eyesore. Concerned about further settling and potential damage, Kris reached out for a permanent solution that would restore stability and function to his home’s entryway.

To correct the issue, our team designed a precise repair plan. We installed two helical piers—one on each side of the staircase—to support the failing concrete from deep, load-bearing soils below. Once the steps were carefully lifted back into place, we injected PolyLevel, a high-density polyurethane foam, beneath the concrete. This advanced material filled any voids and created a stable, supportive base to prevent future sinking. Prior to the repair, Kris relocated two bushes near the stairs to allow access, and he plans to complete the landscaping after the work is done.

The repair was executed efficiently with our equipment set up on the driveway, minimizing disruption to the surrounding property. The result is a level, secure staircase that’s both safer and more attractive. If you’re dealing with sinking concrete steps or uneven walkways in the Little Rock area, contact us today to schedule your free inspection and get the lasting results you deserve with PolyLevel and helical pier technology.

Failing Retaining Wall Created Structural Concerns

Stacey H. of Little Rock, AR had been living with growing concerns about her 72-foot-long, 5-foot-tall brick retaining wall. After a previous waterproofing project left her disappointed, she wanted a fresh evaluation and reassurance that the original quote and recommendations were still valid. The wall showed signs of movement and lacked proper support, creating risks for both her property and the nearby yard space between her home and her neighbor’s.

GeoLock® Wall Anchors Installed to Restore Stability

During the inspection, our team confirmed that the wall required stabilization using a series of GeoLock® Wall Anchors. With 14 feet of workable area on the homeowner’s side and 22 feet of space in the neighboring yard, our crew carefully installed the anchors despite rocky soil, large roots, and challenging ground conditions. While the wall did not shift significantly during installation, we successfully achieved approximately a quarter inch of movement—an important first step in long-term structural correction.

Proven Methods Deliver Reliable, Long-Term Support

This project was especially meaningful because the homeowner had previously felt dissatisfied with their experience. By approaching this repair with clear communication, precision, and professionalism, our team fully regained that trust. The GeoLock® system provided the durable, high-strength reinforcement needed to protect the wall for years to come, ensuring peace of mind for a growing family and restoring confidence in the repair process.

Ready to Stabilize Your Retaining Wall or Foundation?

If you’re seeing signs of wall movement, cracking, or bowing, now is the time to act. Contact Redeemers Group today for a professional inspection and permanent repair options you can trust.

Clifford N. of North Little Rock, AR, reached out to us with two key concerns: a shifting lintel above his garage door and a beautifully designed yet cracking driveway. During our consultation, we explained that the lintel issue was currently in Phase 1, the earliest and most cost-effective stage of failure. Clifford watched our educational videos and understood the urgency — if left unaddressed, this could escalate into Phase 2, potentially requiring thousands more in repairs. By acting now, he’s avoiding further damage and reinforcing the structural integrity of his garage.

In addition, Clifford’s driveway — a mix of striking dark and light gray stain — had started to show signs of cracking. Though the decorative finish still looked impressive, it was vulnerable due to underlying instability. We showed Clifford our PolyLevel® demonstration, which clearly illustrated the cause: voids and soil movement beneath the slab. To restore stability and prevent future damage, we’ll inject PolyLevel beneath the affected sections. Then, using NexusPro®, we’ll seal all cracks and joints to protect the surface and extend the life of the driveway.

Because of the custom color scheme of Clifford’s driveway, we emphasized that while the repair color may not match perfectly, our expert crew will blend it as closely as possible. Their attention to detail and finishing expertise will ensure the final result maintains the aesthetic of his home while providing long-term strength. If you're noticing early warning signs in your concrete or structural components, now’s the time to act — contact us for a free inspection and let’s protect your home together.

Problem: Phase Two Lintel Failure Causing Visible Step Cracking

A progressing lintel failure above the garage door threatened continued cracking and long-term structural damage. In this Sherwood, AR home, the homeowner observed a step crack forming in the masonry above the garage opening—an established sign of steel lintel failure. What initially appeared to be minor cracking escalated into a phase two lintel failure, raising concerns about worsening brick damage, moisture intrusion, and loss of property value if the issue continued unchecked.

Solution: Engineered Lintel Repair System with Thor Rod Reinforcement

The lintel was permanently stabilized using structural reinforcement, not cosmetic patching. Our team installed an engineered Lintel Repair System designed to restore proper load transfer above the garage door. Four Thor Rods were strategically installed to reinforce the failing lintel and surrounding masonry, locking the assembly together and stopping further movement. NexusPro® joint sealant with sand was applied to seal the repair, protect against moisture intrusion, and deliver a clean, finished appearance that blended seamlessly with the existing brick.

Why the Method Mattered: Long-Term Protection and Structural Confidence

This repair addressed the cause of the cracking, not just the symptoms. By mechanically reinforcing the lintel and masonry, the Lintel Repair System prevented continued separation, additional cracking, and future door alignment issues. Unlike temporary surface repairs, this method provided a durable, low-maintenance solution that preserved both the structural integrity and resale value of the home. The homeowner selected this approach for lasting performance and peace of mind and was highly satisfied with the final outcome.

Protect Your Garage Opening Before Damage Spreads

Step cracks above a garage door are a warning sign of lintel failure. Contact us today to schedule a professional inspection and learn how our Lintel Repair System can permanently stabilize your home and protect its value.