Before & After Photos

This home in Lac Du Flambeau, WI was showing the most obvious and severe sign of foundation settlement: cracking and sinking floor slabs and cracks and sinking in the exterior foundation walls. 

Sure-Dry's warrantied Foundation Push Pier System solved these homeowner's foundation problem! 

These rugged steel push piers feature a patent-pending external sleeve that strengthens the pier at the critical tension point below the bracket.  This is the best foundation repair option available when soil conditions are unknown, providing a permanent solution for your settlement issues.

Advantages Of Supportworks Push Piers:

Best Opportunity to Lift Home to Original Position
Minimal Disturbance During Installation
Fast, Effective Installation
Reaches Greater Depth Than Any Other Option
25-Year Manufacturer's Warranty

If your home is showing signs of foundation settlement, contact Sure-Dry today for a free estimate! 

In Irma, WI, this homeowner faced a concerning situation with rusty metal support beams in their basement, risking structural integrity. But as you can see, our experienced team stepped in with a reliable solution. We replaced the failing supports with PowerBraces, a state-of-the-art system designed for strength and lasting stability. Notice in the photo the remarkable transformation, showcasing our commitment to not just fix, but fully restore the safety and value of your home, ensuring peace of mind.

Before:
In Hatley, WI, a homeowner reported significant inward bowing in a basement wall along with horizontal cracking that worsened during wet periods. Marathon County’s clay-rich soils were exerting lateral pressure against the wall, causing measurable displacement and classic symptoms such as wall deflection, mortar-joint separation, and uneven floor-to-wall gaps. At the same time, the basement was taking on water during heavy rain, indicating both structural pressure and hydrostatic water intrusion.

After:
Sure-Dry installed a series of GeoLock® Wall Anchors to stabilize the bowing wall and stop further inward movement. Each anchor rod was driven into stable soil away from the failing wall, tensioned using verified torque measurements, and locked into place to counteract the hillside and soil load. Along with the anchoring system, Sure-Dry installed a full interior basement waterproofing system to manage water seepage and reduce hydrostatic pressure.
Together, these systems now protect the home from both structural movement and water intrusion—critical improvements for properties in Central Wisconsin’s moisture-responsive soil conditions.

The concrete driveway of this home in Ringle, WI was sunken down multiple inches, causing the concrete to completely break and separate. With the way the portion of the driveway had sunk, now pitching down toward the home, this was allowing water to continually flow down and around the home's foundation. 

Sure-Dry was able to fix the issue with their PolyLevel® Injection Foam system.  PolyLevel is an expanding polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the concrete to fill the gaps caused by soil erosion and raise and stabilize the concrete surface.

If you have sunken concrete surfaces you need repaired, call us today or contact us online to get started with a free estimate! 

Before:
A homeowner in Ringle, WI noticed long horizontal cracks forming along the basement walls and slight inward bowing near the midspan. Over time, soil pressure from the exterior had caused movement in the poured concrete walls, leaving visible separation at mortar joints and signs of water intrusion along the base. The homeowner grew concerned about continued structural shifting and potential wall failure.

After:
To stabilize the foundation and prevent further movement, our team installed GeoLock® Wall Anchors along the affected wall sections. Anchors were driven through the wall into stable, undisturbed soil outside the backfill zone and connected to interior steel plates. The system immediately halted wall movement and provides the ability to gradually straighten the walls during scheduled service visits.

Now, this Ringle basement has a secure, stabilized foundation—restoring structural integrity and peace of mind for the homeowner.