Foundation Repair Services

We have been repairing foundations in the Northeast Ohio area for over 30 Years

Wall Anchors of Northern Ohio uses Helical Technology that features complete earth-anchoring systems for residential and commercial structures which includes:

Stabilization Repair of Existing Foundations
Underpinning - Helical Pier Foundations for New Construction
Tiebacks for New and Existing Walls
Underpinning - Helical Pier Foundations for New or Existing Boardwalks
Carbon Fiber Strapping

Our comprehensive product line for residential and commercial applications includes engineered solutions for tension, compression, and structural stabilization in many different soils.

Foundation Problems?

We repair many types of foundation issues. There are certain guidelines that are used to assess the recommended course of repair. We have 3 primary foundation repair products that can make an extremely costly foundation repair a somewhat affordable repair.

Common Factors

Cracks can be seen in foundations or basement walls
Windows and doors are sticking, hard to open
Multiple nail pops are appearing in ceilings and walls are beginning to lean noticeably
Floors are starting to settle and become uneven
There are large gaps in window and door frames
Window and / or door trim are developing spaces
Chimneys are tilting or leaning
Foundations are sinking

Foundation Problems?

Common Factors

Cracks can be seen in foundations or basement walls
Windows and doors are sticking, hard to open
Multiple nail pops are appearing in ceilings and walls are beginning to lean noticeably
Floors are starting to settle and become uneven

There are large gaps in window and door frames
Window and / or door trim are developing spaces
Chimneys are tilting or leaning
Foundations are sinking

Signs Of Trouble

Foundation Repair Products

Helical Piering - Underpinning

Helical piers (also known as helical piles) are used to repair an existing structure and also for new construction in place of micropiles, caissons, geopiers or other deep foundation systems. They can also be used instead of an over- excavation. The helical pier can be both time and cost effective.

When helical piers are used to repair an existing structure, they are "screwed" into the soil until a pre-determined torque is reached. A bracket is then placed on the steel shaft and positioned under the footing of the structure, transferring the load of the structure to the helical piers. The structure can then be stabilized or lifted back level.

Helical Piers have been in use for almost 200 years, and more recently have become more popular with engineers and contractors and used often in place of more costly alternatives